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Technics SH 8066 display problem

I disagree. TS did performed actions that exonerated the -31 V line. I've seen more micros go phut this way.
It is necessary to check for the presence of modulation according to the control parameter -22/-32V on Grid and Segment circuits.
Which clearly depend on the initial -31,3V. The value of -32V in the grid circuits is somewhat strange, given the original value of -31.3V.
This is just some thoughts for fixation. ;)
 
Can you guys let me know about the noise of a SH-8066? I know where I can get one so wonder if it's a pretty good graphic EQ. I'm looking for one that if used for somewhat minor corrections, is pretty much silent and transparent and doesn't cause issues like the soundstage shrinking, loss of openness, hiss, etc. What are y'all's opinions on this unit? Are there some better ones out there that you guys know of?
 
Can you guys let me know about the noise of a SH-8066? I know where I can get one so wonder if it's a pretty good graphic EQ. I'm looking for one that if used for somewhat minor corrections, is pretty much silent and transparent and doesn't cause issues like the soundstage shrinking, loss of openness, hiss, etc. What are y'all's opinions on this unit?
This is a fairly simple device for editing some levels. With an element of automation.
Having a microphone is desirable and mandatory.
Many factors influence the perception and measurement of signal strength.
Especially subjectivity before and after correction.
Are there some better ones out there that you guys know of?
There is no limit to perfection, as well as to the size of optimal costs.
look here: Favorite Graphic Equalizer with Spectrum Analyzer?
 
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