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From: Julian.Wright@comp.vuw.ac.nz (Julian Wright)
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Subject: How do I kill the audio filter?
Keywords: audio filter
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I have once or twice seen obscure references to hardware fixes for the
Archimedes to cut off the low-pass filter, but never any specific
details. Does anybody know how to implement such a fix? I have an A310
hooked up to my stereo and hearing music an AM radio would (almost) be
proud of is getting quite depressing. :-(

The A3000 doesn't seem quite so bad in this respect (or maybe it's just
the size of it's speakers...) but I am stuck with an A310.

    Cheers, Julian.

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jwright@comp.vuw.ac.nz                                julian@sideways.gen.ac.nz