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In Reply to: Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music posted by Steve Eddy on February 14, 2000 at 11:25:35:
just saw in another mag that the chief engineer of tannoy says that
cymbals go up to 100khz. when we get the 192khz stuff in place does
that mean the 50 v/us goes away and we trade up?i seem to remember some old articles that says marantz japan has
tried sampling rates up to 500khz and in each case sound quality
improvement was audible. is this where we are headed after the 192khz?of course by that time i will need hearing aids to get it--hmmmmm-- do
they make some lightweight single ended tubed triodes with bone
conduction------leelock
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- Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music - leelock 12:18:42 02/14/00 (7)
- Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music - john curl 14:14:10 02/14/00 (2)
- Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music - leelock 12:27:53 02/15/00 (1)
- Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music - john curl 13:22:34 02/15/00 (0)
- Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music - Trevor Wilson 12:58:05 02/14/00 (3)
- Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music - Steve Eddy 15:51:33 02/14/00 (2)
- Re: see hi-fi world page 55 march 2000 rre bandwidth of music - john curl 16:38:09 02/14/00 (1)
- I don't blame you, there.(nt) - Trevor Wilson 22:55:54 02/14/00 (0)
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