Yet another way to make CD's sound like an LP...

mgalusha · « **on:** 17 Jun 2003, 03:45 am »

http://www.geocities.jp/mutsu562000/e/hp023.htm

Hantra · « **Reply #1 on:** 17 Jun 2003, 02:52 pm »

Hey, that's a godsend for those stuck with a DI/O!

Couldn't resist. .

byteme · « **Reply #2 on:** 17 Jun 2003, 03:15 pm »

Quote from: Hantra

Hey, that's a godsend for those stuck with a DI/O!

Couldn't resist. .

Whoa daddy!!

That's BOLD

nathanm · « **Reply #3 on:** 17 Jun 2003, 03:45 pm »

At least this idea is inventive and a little bizarre - much better than skipping tracks on your CD player! If I had a spare cart laying around I might try it.

Wouldn't the CD player output be too hot for the cartridge? Hmmm.

Now, what if you reversed the sources and played a turtable into a CD player? Would you get clean digital sound then?

If you really wanna color the sound of your CDP I might suggest running it through a SansAmp Bass DI pedal (well, two of them actually) this will get you a very tubey, analog tone for sure, no joke. And since modding pro audio gear is all the rage now, you'll be set!

michael w · « **Reply #4 on:** 18 Jun 2003, 01:53 am »

I have an old Koetsu in a cupboard.
Would using a High End MC improve the sound even more ???

Or you could get a tube linestage buffer like the old Musical Fidelity X-10 and make everything sound lush and tubey.