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Evidence Audio, a Q&A with Tony Farinella

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Evidence Audio, a Q&A with Tony Farinella. Posted on November 14th 2006. in Tone guides. 22 Comments. One of the greatest things that’s happened to my tone are the cables from Evidence Audio. I always thought that my sound was pretty good and I had no idea that the cables I used was actually doing more harm than good.

Artists | Evidence Audio

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“Evidence Audio cable is the sonic equivalent putting cream in your coffee after years of non-fat, non-dairy creamer. When I plugged in my first cable it was like hearing my guitar and amp for the first time. Once you play you won’t be able to use any other.”

Amazon.com: Evidence Audio The Forte Instrument …

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Evidence Audio - The Siren II - Revelation Cable Company

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Description. With the Siren ii, Evidence Audio’s goal was to create the highest quality speaker cable while preventing the distortion that can occur with strand interaction. The Siren ii uses three 20AWG solid core conductors for the positive and three for the negative to provide ample resistance between the amplifier and speakers: this ...

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Evidence Audio Lyric HG Instrument Cable 15 ft. Straight ...

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Audio in Video Evidence

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Evidence Law AudioLearn by AudioLearn Content Team ...

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Blindspot - How to Make Digital Audio Recordings for Evidence

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Typical audio recordings are done at 44.1kHz to capture the full range of human hearing. While this is standard for music and other professional recordings, it is not always necessary for audio evidence. Most fundamental frequencies of the voice are between 100 and 500Hz with some of the most important harmonic content between 1kHz and 4kHz.