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In Reply to: Denon DL102 Mono Cartridge, What Am I Missing When Playing Stereo Records? posted by Triode Junky on March 12, 2003 at 08:46:18:
Well, as I understand it, a true mono cartridge only reads the horizontal direction. What this means for playing mono records is that it doesn't tend to pick up ticks and scratches because those are vertical signals. On the other hand, with stereophonic reproduction, the vertical signal is one of the channels, meaning that with a monaural cartridge, you won't be picking up one of the two channels.
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- Re: Denon DL102 Mono Cartridge, What Am I Missing When Playing Stereo Records? - Jeff B 14:20:00 03/12/03 (4)
- Re: Denon DL102 Mono Cartridge, What Am I Missing When Playing Stereo Records? - John Diamantis 14:30:57 03/12/03 (3)
- Re: I'm glad I'm not an engineer! :) - Jeff B 06:17:29 03/13/03 (0)
- That's why early stereo reocords state on sleeve "Playable on mono phonographs, etc." <nt> - mr.bear 22:05:14 03/12/03 (0)
- Re: Denon DL102 Mono Cartridge, What Am I Missing When Playing Stereo Records? - mothra 21:38:23 03/12/03 (0)
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