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From: wmartin@brl-tgr.ARPA (Will Martin )
Newsgroups: net.audio,net.info-terms,net.wanted
Subject: Re: High Frequency sound and terminals...
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Date: Mon, 2-Jul-84 13:34:15 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul  2 13:34:15 1984
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It is amazing that this discussion should arise just when it did; the
May, 1984, issue of "db, The Sound Engineering Magazine", which just
came out (it's always behind the cover date), has a long "letter to
the editor" on this very subject, with lots of detailed measurements
and a discussion of how the grunge audio emitted by CRT monitors in
studios is probably feeding back through open mikes and consoles to
distort and intermod with recorded sound.

The letter is by an "R. H. Coddington", and can be found on pages 2 & 4
of the May 84 db.

I strongly suggest anyone interested in this subject stop by their
library and look at this; it's far too long to type in and submit to the net.

Will