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From: jona@clyde.UUCP (Jon Allingham)
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Subject: Re: CD's:  The heresy unfolds
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Date: Wed, 8-May-85 08:45:54 EDT
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Posted: Wed May  8 08:45:54 1985
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> > Also, if Bob Carver really said that CD's have a upper midrange
> > frequency response problem, then he is totally off-base. (Nothing new
> > for Bob Carver :-) )  Digital audio is not without problems, but those
> > problems are not caused by the Compact disk's nearly perfect frequency
> > response.  I don't think there are many (if any) phono cartidges on
> > the market that are as flat between 20hz-20khz.
> 
> Bob Carver said that CDs have an upper midrange frequency response
> problem IF YOU USE THE CORRESPONDING LP AS A REFERENCE.  In other
> words, the two are often different, and if you want to make the CD
> sound like the LP, you must remove the difference somehow.

Why in the world would you want to make the CD sound like the record. You
might as well by the record.
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Jon M. Allingham	(201)386-3466	AT&T Bell Laboratories-WH

"Beam me up Scotty, no intelligent life down here!"