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In Reply to: a great explanation of how MQA works from Meridian posted by ahendler on January 10, 2017 at 14:05:30:
Stuart's brief explanation for ultrasonic region 'B', which appears to be located above 22kHz, didn't make any sense to me. I heard him as suggesting that there is audible music content located there. It seems more likely to me that region B simply exists as an consequence of a system that can be folded down from four times the human audible bandwidth.
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