03-Jul-2017, 17:16
Just tried ripping a couple of records and the resulting 24/96 ripped files are sounding tinny with low level and no bass. Amp is D440 Pro
Details:
- Sampling rate 24/96
- Software Vinyl Studio
- Amp D440 Pro
- Source Linn Sondek LP12 with Phasemation PP-300 Cartridge with Phasemation Step UP Transformer.
The D440 Pro was upgraded from D400. Previously, vinyls ripped using the same method sounded exactly like direct playback.
I think this is the my first vinyl rip after upgrading to D440 Pro so I am not sure if this is related to the new hardware.
Has anyone experienced this before? I am doing exactly the same steps as before. I have tried several LPs and the results are the same. The LP playback sounds fantastic, the ripped files sounds like tin can.
Details:
- Sampling rate 24/96
- Software Vinyl Studio
- Amp D440 Pro
- Source Linn Sondek LP12 with Phasemation PP-300 Cartridge with Phasemation Step UP Transformer.
The D440 Pro was upgraded from D400. Previously, vinyls ripped using the same method sounded exactly like direct playback.
I think this is the my first vinyl rip after upgrading to D440 Pro so I am not sure if this is related to the new hardware.
Has anyone experienced this before? I am doing exactly the same steps as before. I have tried several LPs and the results are the same. The LP playback sounds fantastic, the ripped files sounds like tin can.
Kondo Overture PM-2i, Weiss DAC502, LP12 Haben, Aro, Keel, Radikal, Urika, EMT JSD6, Phasemation PP-300/T-300, Linn Krystal, Penaudio Serenade Signature
Kondo Operia SPs 2.7, KSL-VzII, Acz-Avocado, etc.
Kondo Operia SPs 2.7, KSL-VzII, Acz-Avocado, etc.
