Nick Odell wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Nov 2007 00:16:18 GMT, gurzhfvp.jbexfubc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Nick
Odell)
> wrote:
>
>> I've been doing some general recording pops with my MZ NH700 using one
of my
>> microphones plugged into the LH channel only. There's a certain amount
of
>> bleedthrough into the RH channel but what startles me a bit is that
occasionally
>> - especially when starting the recording by releasing the "pause"
button - the
>> whole LH channel plays through the RH channel at full volume for half a
second
>> or so. There's no mechanical cause, AFAICS: the microphone plug isn't
loose and
>> there's no mechanical strain. It won't affect my ability to get a good
mono
>> recording but I just wondered if it's happened to anybody else and what
the
>> cause might be.
>
> Nearly a week and nobody has ventured a reply! Actually, my news server
has been
> misbehaving for the last week so there might be replies that I haven't
seen. If
> you have replied, I apologise for not acknowledging it: if you don't
have any
> answers or suggestions, my thanks for thinking about my problem anyway!
>
> Nick
I have no reply because when I record single channel I put the recorder
in MONO, this means that in my monitor headphones I hear both channels
(normally) just fine, but I'm never sure if I'm hearing both channels or
just the left in both ears. On playback I hear only the left in both
ears.
Your plug may not be perfectly seated in the jack, that's the only thing
I can think of, or, believe it or not, a bad ground.
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