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Subject: Re: Dynamic range of WFMT - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 13-Jan-84 05:43:32 EST
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inmet!jlp    Jan 12 17:46:00 1984

My understanding ( probably gleaned from one of the trades ) is that WFMT,
along with WGBH Boston, has one of the best FM signals in the country. If
that's true, you will probably get a very high dynamic range. The compression
is then limited by the spectrum content of the signal ( Help, FM heavies!).
After all, the FCC still does not like more than six overmods per minute.


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