Arny Krueger
December 19th 06, 02:10 PM
"Soundhaspriority" > wrote in message
> DPA, that is, Danish Pro Audio, formerly B&K, are one of
> the top microphone makers in the world. They give their
> opinion in the digital versus analog debate. Go to
> http://www.dpamicrophones.com, then "Microphone
> University" and then "Microphone Technology Guide." And I
> quote:
> "When Brüel & Kjaer entered the pro audio market, they
> set themselves some very exacting standards. Now, more
> than two decades after the introduction of digital audio
> technology, analog electronics is still superior with
> regards to both audio bandwidth and dynamic range. "
Lack of timliness noted.
Digital audio technology was introduced in the middle 1970s. The stated "two
decades" later was like 1995. This is 2006. Do try to come up with something
a little up to date.
> DPA, that is, Danish Pro Audio, formerly B&K, are one of
> the top microphone makers in the world. They give their
> opinion in the digital versus analog debate. Go to
> http://www.dpamicrophones.com, then "Microphone
> University" and then "Microphone Technology Guide." And I
> quote:
> "When Brüel & Kjaer entered the pro audio market, they
> set themselves some very exacting standards. Now, more
> than two decades after the introduction of digital audio
> technology, analog electronics is still superior with
> regards to both audio bandwidth and dynamic range. "
Lack of timliness noted.
Digital audio technology was introduced in the middle 1970s. The stated "two
decades" later was like 1995. This is 2006. Do try to come up with something
a little up to date.