Two left signals are low frequency for the left and right channels. Two other signals on the right side are high frequency for the left and right channels.
Many commenters don't understand the basics of NAK deck calibration. I do and this is a very good approach. Try also using a 10kHz tape for azimuth adjustment. Adjust for highest amplitude on the meter. Dolby NR pots little more complicated.
Of course many commenters do not understand the basics, you need to have a technical mind and education. How many educated, technical people do you get to see today?
Of course it must be done with oscillscope and stuff like that, but as an alternative signal of SOURCE may be calibrated this way, only you will get approx measurements etc. Indeed you will get a decent result, but not perfect. Of course there's no possible perfect results at all with it.
So what app is in that smartphone? I can see what it shows while you are adjusting the bias and record sensitivity levels. I just want to know what the app is!
I dont know.....look: Spectroid doesn't make your device a calibrated instrument. If you need the spectrum data then you should be using an actual spectrum analyzer rather than an app on your mobile device Info from the app programmer.
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Many commenters don't understand the basics of NAK deck calibration. I do and this is a very good approach. Try also using a 10kHz tape for azimuth adjustment. Adjust for highest amplitude on the meter. Dolby NR pots little more complicated.
Of course many commenters do not understand the basics, you need to have a technical mind and education. How many educated, technical people do you get to see today?
Very good. Thanks. Please explain along next time what you are doing
I think he is not English speaker. He gives us a pretty good idea, nonetheless
Of course it must be done with oscillscope and stuff like that, but as an alternative signal of SOURCE may be calibrated this way, only you will get approx measurements etc. Indeed you will get a decent result, but not perfect.
Of course there's no possible perfect results at all with it.
What kind of cable is connected to the phone? And where can it be purchased, unless you made it yourself, if so can you provide instructions?
I made it myself as per www.epanorama.net/newepa/2014/09/15/android-device-external-mic-wiring/
So what app is in that smartphone? I can see what it shows while you are adjusting the bias and record sensitivity levels. I just want to know what the app is!
It is Spectroid for Android.
Useless post without providing info on the app ...
I dont know.....look:
Spectroid doesn't make your device a calibrated instrument. If you need the spectrum data then you should be using an actual spectrum analyzer rather than an app on your mobile device
Info from the app programmer.
it's not spectrum analcyst, it's dB levels via wave form.
Twiddle with knobs much?....get it?
Are you kidding me. Useless.
Why is it useless?
Что за программа на телефоне?
Cпектроид
@@user-kv6xi9pl4p И куда подключён входящий сигнал в телефоне?
@@igornau4411 в микрофонное гнездо телефона. Нужен четрырехклемный джек.
what? You need stupid smartphone alongside Nakamichi? You are insulting everything and everyone.