j.hall wrote on Thu, 13 May 2004 16:01 |
WOW..... that is the answer i'm looking for help me out a little more if you don't mind i only get that noise when my phone is actually ringing, it's not constant durring the ringing process |
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my phone is most commonly set to vibrate only, sometime ring and vibrate simultaneously.... |
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is this a shielding issue? |
spankenstein wrote on Thu, 13 May 2004 18:39 |
I just don't see the difference between cell and say radio, or 802.11 wireless or cordless phones. Now the electrical interference could definitely end up on tape if the equipment (amps, guitars, console) pick it up but I am saying that I don't see the cell phone have a direct effect on the tape. There was a thread on recpit about flying with tape and the X-ray machines. This should be the same. |
j.hall wrote on Thu, 13 May 2004 20:28 |
josh, once again, you have answered questions i haven't even asked yet. thank you SO MUCH, for the help.......i've been really nervous about this.....and now i've got answers. |
stickman wrote on Fri, 14 May 2004 05:04 |
ok, i cant speak for tape (i just wish i could...) however, i think something similar happened to me one day. if someone could explain it to me, that'd be great! so the story goes something like this... |
stickman wrote on Sun, 16 May 2004 04:42 |
oh and it wasnt a walkie talkie analogue brick in my hand... honestly, im not making this up! |
stickman wrote on Tue, 18 May 2004 03:56 |
now josh, its quite obvious i know nothing about cell technology but could any of these things have accounted for the mishap? and thanks for all the great info so far... |