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In Reply to: Re: What makes a Rega Planet "Analog-like"? posted by saltyflies on February 23, 2007 at 07:19:30:
This brings up a topic I have always wondered about. What the hell is PRAT? I mean, I know what it stands for, but isn't it up to the band to get the pacing, rhythm and timing right? I mean, if there was a player that would slop up drum parts and slow down the bass licks so that all my music sounded like mariachi, I think it would be pretty incredible! But what is a CD player working with but two tracks of audio, one for each channel, correct?Please, help me understand this idea!
Thanks,
Colin
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- Re: What makes a Rega Planet "Analog-like"? - CD 18:04:23 02/23/07 (2)
- Re: What makes a Rega Planet "Analog-like"? - The Rev 00:38:38 02/24/07 (1)
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