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From: noamb@over.cs.caltech.edu (Noam Bernstein)
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Subject: Re: Deliberately designed to measure great AND sound rotten
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Date: 26 Dec 90 13:55:26 GMT
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One such box I've heard measured perfectly in every measurement anyone (at
some audio engineering society meeting) could come up with, except listening 
to music.  With actual music, the sound sucked.  It was a digital circuit 
which looked for symmetrical waveforms.  When the input was symmetrical, 
it shorted the input to the output.  When it wasn't symmetrical, it didn't 
conduct.

					noamb@over.cs.caltech.edu