The mixer is the "noisy" thing in the loop. I read -91.5dB without a mixer. Also, the filters use 'vintage' 4558 op amps which are adding some as well. Remember, 15dB is like a factor of 5 TIMES lower noise with the MOTM system!!!! I'm kickin' serious ass! Paul S. > Has anyone else had results like this? > > banana jack modular synthesizer, circa 1994-1995 > Filter to vca to mixer, no signal input to filter, no other patches, all > appropriate levels set to max. Used shielded banana to 1/4" cable to > multiple, then to patchbay, as results for a 3' banana/banana to patch panel > were atrocious, about -40 dB, some obvious signal leakage was seen - bursts > of signal. > -70.99 dB RMS (signal to noise ratio, unweighted) > > MOTM system, circa 2000-2001 > Filter to vca to mixer, no signal input to filter, no other patches, all > appropriate levels set to max. > -85.49 db RMS (signal to noise ratio, unweighted) > > Other limitations in my setup (cables, patchbay, mixer, 24 bit audio card) > may have given the -85 dB limitation, but the comparisons are appropriate as > I used left and right channels simultaneously for the measurements. > > John Loffink > microtonal@... > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >
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Re: [motm] Signal to Noise Ratio
2001-07-08 by Paul Schreiber
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