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Hi all.
I have an M-audio fire wire 410 and I want to use it to record records in to my computer. I also have a Spectral DMC-6 pre amp with phono in. It has adjustable cart. gains which I have adjusted to within 1/100 dB (!) at 1K using LinearX LMS. When I record through the line in on the M-Audio, the level is a little to high. With the mic ins, I can lower it but this leads to my question. Of course I have the table plugged in to the Spectral phono in, would it be better to plug the Spectral record out in to LINE IN (no level adjust) of the Maudio instead of the MIC IN (which has level adjust) of the Maudio? I would have to adjust the Spectral Phono pre amp levels, (inside the pre amp) and record that way. I think it would be less Maudio amplifier stages than through the mic pre amp, and I'm thinking higher s/n. I'll tell you, so far, through the mic pre's with the -20 DB pad it sounds excellent. The M-audio seems to be extremely quiet. The equipment: Sumiko Project RM-9, Bluepoint Evo 3 cartridge, Spectral DMC-6 Phono pre (including full pre amp) S/N is an astonishing 102 db at 10 mv input. Output on Cart is 2.5 mv - high output moving coil. Which way would you guys do it? Thank you very much. Dave |
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