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anguswoodhead · 26th August 2010

I had the original Micro Clock for a year or so...
Then upgraded to the Micro Clock II when it came out.
Man.....whew.... what a weapon.
Anyone that reckons that clocking makes no difference needs a new set of ears.
I always had trouble with harshness in the hi mids and woolly bottom end when I clocked with RME converters.
The BLA MCII - wow - my mastering engineer heard the difference and asked me what I had changed as it improved my sound A LOT.
Thanks BLA.

OH BTW - I have just bought a HD4 system with 2 x Lynx Aurora 16's....
I will be doing some tests with and without the Micro Clock II and fully expect it will end up on clock duties permanently for my HD rig.

26th August 2010	#14
anguswoodhead Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2008 Location: On the East Coast of Australia Posts: 3,478	I had the original Micro Clock for a year or so... Then upgraded to the Micro Clock II when it came out. Man.....whew.... what a weapon. Anyone that reckons that clocking makes no difference needs a new set of ears. I always had trouble with harshness in the hi mids and woolly bottom end when I clocked with RME converters. The BLA MCII - wow - my mastering engineer heard the difference and asked me what I had changed as it improved my sound A LOT. Thanks BLA. OH BTW - I have just bought a HD4 system with 2 x Lynx Aurora 16's.... I will be doing some tests with and without the Micro Clock II and fully expect it will end up on clock duties permanently for my HD rig. __________________ Woodhead Studios WTB : pair (2) of DOA (not working) Neumann KM84 in any cosmetic condition SSL Mix Box Analog Summing - $50 per song - convert your ITB 'digital' Mix to an SSL summed 'analog' mix. Provide me with multiple stereo stems and I will send you back a final 'summed' mix. The difference is amazing. For Sale TDM Plugins BeesNeez Mahalia