n_maher
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That would only work if the imbalance happened to match up with whatever series of steps you were in. DACT uses a 4db step for the first few (5?) steps and then changes to 2db, that may or may not be sufficient to correct an audible channel imbalance.
Originally Posted by WilCox /img/forum/go_quote.gif Both would treat your music equally well, but using dual 2-channel DACTs would allow you to compensate for poorly balanced recordings or sources, at the expense of convenience (having to adjust two volume controls). |
That would only work if the imbalance happened to match up with whatever series of steps you were in. DACT uses a 4db step for the first few (5?) steps and then changes to 2db, that may or may not be sufficient to correct an audible channel imbalance.