I suspect the sound hardware of whatever you're using for recording isn't quite up to the task. The internal HW is very seldom used for any serious recording, and it may well have a substandard antialiasing filter that rolls off way before the actual sample rate would require. Anyway, I listened to them all (the first batch) and if anything

Peter, do not touch anything but the volume. There were quite large variations in volume anyway between these samples (and at least 1 and 9 actually seem to have clipped on one channel during processing or recording!). Sample rate varies as well, some are 44.1 kHz while most are 48 kHz. The latter would be better if you know that your sound card actually

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="tournedos"] Ali Farka Touré - Savane This guy sounds more like John Lee Hooker than Mr. H himself I highly recommend this album for anyone who likes both blues & African music. [/quote] Have you heard his collab w/ Ry Cooder: Talking Timbuktu? Amazing! In particular: Diaraby [/quote

Ali Farka Touré - Savane This guy sounds more like John Lee Hooker than Mr. H himself I highly recommend this album for anyone who likes both blues & African music.

Google for "datalink.zip". There used to be a broken link for it in Beotech - might actually be on site somewhere nowadays. The IR remotes use the exactly same data format (but obviously L level on bus = 455 kHz carrier on). EDIT: Yes it's on site - rather confusingly as the MCL2 technical service manual.

I thought BM2000 / BC2000 used the "new" Datalink? Anyway, I haven't seen a single word of description of the old Datalink format (the new/current format is semipublic as far as the frame structure goes). Unfortunately I don't own any of the old format devices, otherwise I would've scoped it a long time ago Physically I suppose

" Lorem ipsum " is a generic placeholder for text that hasn't been written yet, dating from heaven knows how far in printed media... every now and then it slips through

And the usual addendum - DO NOT LOSE THE PINS! Tape them to the cable

[quote user="bayerische"] [quote user="hebo"] [quote user="Daniel"] What happend to the BV5? [/quote] I can´t get ride of such a beauty, perhaps on another wall in another room...... [/quote] Looks great. And I concur. Love mine, however I asked my dealer how much he would give for the BV5 I have if I bought a BV10

Well I've heard that many of the wives have problems with a single pair of RL's, so with three pairs you really are pushing your luck Neat idea with the installation, but I have to admit I'd feel more comfortable with a single pair up front myself... I'd probably throw the X25's out and reconsider the role of one RL pair... But if