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no uYou’re hilarious
no uYou’re hilarious
A new Player with level 3 is $977. They’re selling those now, right?Considering there’s nothing on the unit that justifies the price to begin with, they’d definitely never sell a $1000 Player.
There was the aliasing fix and a fix for bass end. But some wanted more upgrades in the core accuracy of profiling, which remained unchanged aside from the early bass end fix.2. Many people tried Kempers when they came out around 2012. But profiles and effects weren’t as good back then as they are today. There have been significant improvements in (Liquid) profiling, the internal effects and the quality of commercial profiles, but if you made up your mind over ten years ago, it’s gonna be hard to change that without the first hand experience
I'm guessing that will be the price for Helix Stadium Stomp.A new Player with level 3 is $977. They’re selling those now, right?
The aliasing fix wasn't good enough, unfortunately.There was the aliasing fix and a fix for bass end. But some wanted more upgrades in the core accuracy of profiling, which remained unchanged aside from the early bass end fix.
But here we are with mkII :) At least the EQ match portion of profiling seems improved.
The profiles you liked must of really had issues because it doesn’t bother me that much. I like the way it sounds and feels. I do use it a lower volume and I don’t use IRs with it so that is probably making a difference.The aliasing fix wasn't good enough, unfortunately.
A new Player with level 3 is $977. They’re selling those now, right?
For me it was fine, but I can understand people not being satisfied with it.The aliasing fix wasn't good enough, unfortunately.
I am not sure I can explain accurately in a few words but aliasing is basically high frequency reflections that shouldn't be there. It is mostly at a much lower level than the main signal and at frequencies few if any of us can hear, but it looks really bad on a graph if you make the graphs to look really bad and then you can make YouTube videos and forum posts bashing various products for their bad aliasing.
In some cases it is audible and then it should be addressed, but it has been blown WAY WAY out of proportion online these days.
You may find videos like this educational:
Edit: Start at 7:50 if you're in a hurry, but I think the whole video is worth watching.
Not bueno. Short story the way I understand it is artifacts introduced in to the signal.
Check this out: https://thegearforum.com/threads/modelers-and-aliasing.1815/page-7#post-60757Thanks for the explanations! And that video was great.