This is a copy to CD l did of a record from late 1925.l can’t recall the tune’s name even,but l can’t help thinking that the original was accoustically recorded.
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l find l never stop learning!
In 2007 I was slowly learning more about electronics and in 2008 I was showing inprovement. As of right now I got better, but still learning.
Aah,the ignorance of youth-you’d've fixed it now!
Thanks!l wonder what that band would’ve made of that stereo…
Thought so,the signal’s very faint,almost sounds as if they’re all next door!
all that great except for printed ciruit boards. I didn’t had any tube rigs at the time though. Anyway, what I is took out the power supply and replaced it with a ac adaptor and it worked, but not all that great. If itz on for a while, the sound will fade in and out. Therefore, I salvaged the stylus and the belts then tossed it out.
I used to have Leetec all-in-one antique style stereo. It was giving to me by in 2006 by my moms ex and when tossed out that same year. When I got it, the bottom was missing and the took another look in inside and found the power supply fried. I think there were 2 or 3 burnt resistors. I could been replaced, but during that time I didn’t know too much about electronics like I do now. However, I owned a soldering iron, but my soldering skills wasn’t ……..continued on next comment……
Very Nice! That’s definetely accoustically recorded!
i also think its was accoustically recorded and if you listen careful you can hear some poor chap that are playing trumpet but can almost not be heard in the recording
lt sounds rather strange to the modern ear.l’d think,as you suggest,the frequency range the accoustic system would pick up on was somewhat limited,so muted trumpets weren’t the best choice!
That’s definitely an acoustic recording, with the characteristic tuba bass. The use of a muted trumpet was a strange choice, as the shrill sound it makes is almost entirely outside the limited frequency range the recording could pick up.