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Only If the Original A/D Conversion Is Poor.......

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In Reply to: RE: Doesn't the contamination get reflected back down to the audio signal? nt posted by clarkjohnsen on May 13, 2008 at 07:48:18

Ultrasonic artifacts reflected into the audio band are caused by poor filtering at the A/D (or digital downconversion) stage of production, in which the reflections end up being encoded onto the recorded media, whether it's CD or digitally-mastered vinyl.

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What I meant was, the cross-correlation products. They're no longer in the RF domain. nt - clarkjohnsen 08:24:44 05/14/08 (2)
- RE: What I meant was, the cross-correlation products. They're no longer in the RF domain. nt - Todd Krieger 21:10:17 05/14/08 (1)
  - RE: What I meant was, the cross-correlation products. They're no longer in the RF domain. nt - Donald North 23:52:09 05/14/08 (0)

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