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What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109148]

Wed, 27 April 2016 11:35

danielcornelius

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Registered: May 2012

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Hi Pariscommunity !

I am fully back with Paris and need an external Wordclockgenerator, because i am using 3 MECs now.

What kind of Wordclockgenerator is recommend ?
D'ont say Apogee Big Ben, thats my first choice but it is very expensive Wink

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I am intrested in this one and like to know, if it is good enough for Paris :
http://www.thomann.de/gb/art_syncgen.htm

Cheers
Dan

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[Updated on: Thu, 28 April 2016 07:08]

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109149 is a reply to message #109148]

Wed, 27 April 2016 12:57

JeffH

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Registered: October 2007
Location: Wamic, OR

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I use a Lucid Genx6. Solid clock. Only about $100 used. Only goes to 48Khz, but so does Paris, so why pay for extra. Long ago DJ suggested I make sure all WC cables are the same length. Never questioned that advice and the system has always been solid (even after pulling out of mothball after 5 years).

JH

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109150 is a reply to message #109149]

Wed, 27 April 2016 13:36

mikeaudet

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Registered: February 2009
Location: Canada

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I'm using a HOSA 427 that cost me abut $200, if I recall correctly. It looks like they sell used for $50 now.

It works perfectly, but I'd get the Lucid for such a small price difference.

All the best,

Mike

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109151 is a reply to message #109150]

Thu, 28 April 2016 03:45

excelav

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Registered: July 2005
Location: Metro Detroit

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Here are others to consider, priced from low to just plain crazy. I would think the ART would work, maybe there is a dealer that would let you try one out first. The more expensive clocks will improve your sound. As I recall, guys here in the past quantified the improvement in sound to be about a 10 to 15% improvement with WCs like the Rosetta over the Paris clock. They were also using expensive high quality cables and D/A converters like the Benchmark, so this is all somewhat subjective in the end.

http://artproaudio.com/wordclock_generators/product/syncgen/

https://blacklionaudio.com/product/micro-clock-mk2/

https://blacklionaudio.com/product/micro-clock-mkiii/

http://tascam.com/products/clock_generator/

http://antelopeaudio.com/pro-audio/master-clocks/liveclock-1 92-khz-master-clock-liveclock

http://antelopeaudio.com/products/search/?s=word+clock&c =

http://www.atiaudio.com/ViewProduct.aspx?CurPage=MCDA112

http://www.atiaudio.com/ViewProduct.aspx?CurPage=MCDA208/WC1 06

http://www.atiaudio.com/ViewProduct.aspx?CurPage=DDA416/WC10 6

Hope this helps!

James

[Updated on: Thu, 28 April 2016 04:50]

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109152 is a reply to message #109151]

Thu, 28 April 2016 07:13

danielcornelius

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Hi THX too all !

@James, THX for the links !!!!
I have decided, to take ArtSyncGen.

Best Community !

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- Asus Z97-C, LGA 1150
- Intel i5 2320
- 32GB RAM
- 4x Seagate Barracuda 750GB
- Win10 64 bit

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109153 is a reply to message #109152]

Thu, 28 April 2016 23:41

excelav

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Please let us know how the ART SyncGen works out.

James

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109154 is a reply to message #109153]

Fri, 29 April 2016 11:32

danielcornelius

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Registered: May 2012

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@James,

of corse !
But i take some time till then, because i have rebuild my studio.
I have designed all Racks by myself and it is not ready now. My roof is a battlefield of 19" equipment Wink

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It seems to be a new "longest day" like Ohama Beach LOL....

I have a lot work, because the wires are everywhere without trs, at least over 200 ends will be soldered.

I will take some Photos, these days !

Best regards
Dan

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- Asio Driver Cubase 5LE,Cubase 12
- Asus Z97-C, LGA 1150
- Intel i5 2320
- 32GB RAM
- 4x Seagate Barracuda 750GB
- Win10 64 bit

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109156 is a reply to message #109154]

Sat, 30 April 2016 09:25

kerryg

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Yikes - we used to guesstimate this kind of cable work at 15 min/end (you can obviously go much faster but this "builds in" all the other necessary stuff like cable dressing). That's 50 hours of work, or a long week, working full time - make sure you take lots of breaks to stretch!

"... being bitter is like swallowing poison and waiting for the other guy to die..." - anon

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Re: What kind of wordclockgenerator ? [message #109158 is a reply to message #109156]

Sat, 30 April 2016 11:40

danielcornelius

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you say it !!!!

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