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Philips IS-5022 Mk2 Broadcast sound Enhancer
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  • high_lighhigh_ligh

    Philips IS-5022 Mk2 Broadcast sound EnhancerPublished on 04/16/07 at 05:43
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Complete, model 19 "

    USE

    Very simple no need for manual (it is in English but very full)

    SOUND QUALITY

    Perfect sound. Exellent machine.

    NOTICE GLOBAL

    I use it for several months.
    peculiarity that I like the least? RAS
    quality price? excellent, its release in 1995 he was chre.
    I remake that choice without hsiter.
  • choquettechoquette

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    Philips IS-5022 Mk2 Broadcast sound EnhancerPublished on 09/04/12 at 05:31
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    the problem with this unit is the latency makes it almost unusable "live" effects such as compressor or stereo processing generate significant latency that is added to achieve a total latency of about 100ms! (60ms) for the compressor alone. shame because the sound is very very good (I've mostly used as a sort of preamp gain knobs as pushed to the max here sounds great!) suddenly it's a shame it is used as a treatment off-line.

    UTILIZATION

    use was quite confusing two groups of effects, but some combinations are impossible, so all can not be switched on simultaneously. if the issue is minimized: only 1 setting indeed! ex: the compressor / expander is just a setting that threshold c…
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    the problem with this unit is the latency makes it almost unusable "live" effects such as compressor or stereo processing generate significant latency that is added to achieve a total latency of about 100ms! (60ms) for the compressor alone. shame because the sound is very very good (I've mostly used as a sort of preamp gain knobs as pushed to the max here sounds great!) suddenly it's a shame it is used as a treatment off-line.

    UTILIZATION

    use was quite confusing two groups of effects, but some combinations are impossible, so all can not be switched on simultaneously. if the issue is minimized: only 1 setting indeed! ex: the compressor / expander is just a setting that threshold can also choose the type of effect.

    SOUND QUALITY

    excellent for the time, even now

    OVERALL OPINION

    product for the broadcast therefore almost useless for the studio or live, especially if we work on the analog to whomever added a double A / D conversion, D / A, just for that.
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  • voicetrackvoicetrack

    Philips IS-5022 Mk2 Broadcast sound EnhancerPublished on 05/22/06 at 00:09
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Broadcast standards converter in out AD / DA AES / EBU XLR and SPDIF RCA signal processing tools.

    converting frequencies of 20 to 50 Khz to 44.1 or 48Khz + various tools for error correction and so on.
    Cumulative Effects

    - Serious equa + / - 10db
    - Acute equa + / - 10db
    - Expander for stereo
    - Fade in / out

    with or:

    - Anti cracking (especially vinyl or digital recordings of defects)
    - Low pass filter
    - Artificial stereo generator
    (Combined with four other processing tools)

    or compressor / Expendables (combined with the first 4 tools but not the last 3.

    There is also a generator and a dethring stereo-mono and gain pots.

    A / N: AD MOD 79
    D / A converter: T…
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    Broadcast standards converter in out AD / DA AES / EBU XLR and SPDIF RCA signal processing tools.

    converting frequencies of 20 to 50 Khz to 44.1 or 48Khz + various tools for error correction and so on.
    Cumulative Effects

    - Serious equa + / - 10db
    - Acute equa + / - 10db
    - Expander for stereo
    - Fade in / out

    with or:

    - Anti cracking (especially vinyl or digital recordings of defects)
    - Low pass filter
    - Artificial stereo generator
    (Combined with four other processing tools)

    or compressor / Expendables (combined with the first 4 tools but not the last 3.

    There is also a generator and a dethring stereo-mono and gain pots.

    A / N: AD MOD 79
    D / A converter: TDA 1547

    20 Bit (with converter quentification switchable)

    and saw a very good meter

    It weighs over 4kg!

    UTILIZATION

    The device is so easy to use and allows the general or bypass each tool separately. The edition is a remarkable simplicitée (+ / - to the values ​​and <-/-> to move from one tool to another.

    the manual is nikel!

    SOUND QUALITY

    The converters are really good (better than many 24-bit).

    - The suppressor of crunches will only remove the most troublesome by cracking it against the incredibly well suppressed without affecting the signal which is very impressive.
    - The low pass filter is very good but a pity he does not drop low enough
    - The artificial generation of stereo (which has nothing to do with the stereo expander) is very effective but do not abuse autremen it colors the sound but subtilemen used, it can make a much better signal mono to listen with headphones
    - Compressor / Expender is interesting because it does not work as usual compressors because it delays the signal to anticipate the ridges so that the compression is quite effective with virtually no pumping effect.
    - The corrections are accurate and fairly mild
    - Of the stereo expander is similar to that of a Finalizer TCelectronic

    As for the qualitée convert, I tested it on a plate Revox C221 (broadcast model with XLR etc ...) and was made considerablemen more present, clear, defined and realistic (as in égalemen with the model 5021 stereo ISP).

    OVERALL OPINION

    The unit is very professional and faith at the same time super easy to use but at the price of the number of parameters is limited, but the compromises are quite sensible.

    It's a pretty cool device and curious view its configuration (which is also available in Hi-Fi in the 5021 but with a reference uniquemen connector S / PDIF and analog RCA).

    shame we can not use the compressor at the same time as the artificial stereo generator.

    It may date to around 1995 and was worth quite expensive (standard AES / EBU and broadcast).

    Globalemen, I would say that the device may one day but has features different from that given to treatments that I have met on other machines and qualitée issue, it has little to envy to a lot of current devices pity there is no access to more adjustment parameters. Perfect or even redoutablemen effective to convert the Alant or from a map or a sampler on its quality but has averaged in / out S / PDIF or AES. (Mid-range CD players, or MPC2000 Audiowerk2 example)
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