[geoff]

On 11/06/2015 8:25 a.m., Nate Najar wrote:
On Wednesday, June 10, 2015 at 3:53:10 PM UTC-4, PStamler wrote:

Doing the EQ in software actually works, and if you record in 24 bits you've got plenty of dynamic range to work with.
No, what Nate did is probably the most effective method. Short of getting a decent phono preamp, which the $10 units aren't.
that's the reason I didn't use my little memorex phono preamp that is hooked up to the living room stereo. I figured the Prism would sound better. The RIAA eq isn't done digitally either, one of the features they market for the prism is "RIAA Equalization on inputs 1 & 2." I assume that's for the DJ set. But I saw this as an opportunity to see what it sounds like. You select the RIAA in the control software in the same drop down as the high pass filter. You can select flat, rolloff or RIAA.


The perfect scenario then !

geoff