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In Reply to: Does anything more than 20Hz-20KhZ matter? posted by WaveMaster on November 16, 2005 at 19:22:27:
There are people who claim that it makes a difference for high-crest impulses, and that it improves linearity in the audio range. There may actually be some truth to that. After all, not all audio sources break down to the sine wave components, since some are basically impulses (drum rim shot, fireworks explosions, a hammer hitting a nail, etc.). Unfortunately, the only one that pops to mind at the moment is a psuedo-science "white paper" (I love that term) from Eric Blackmer at Earthworks (microphones), but I don't want to color your judgement. (Hopefully, this gives you some food for thought.)On the other hand, even if it's a bunch of crap, wouldn't it be great to be able to tell your date, as you serve the lobster and Fume Blanc, that your pre-amp goes from DC to light? The quizical look on her face will provide the perfect opportunity to show her how smart and insightful you really are, and to imply that you have other amazing talents as well. ;)
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