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From: mwilliams@haydn.DEC (Mike Williams 229-6258 LTN1-2/B17)
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Subject: Carver & Sony CDs
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Date: Fri, 26-Jul-85 10:36:24 EDT
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I will be buying a CD very shortly and would like to ask of anyone's 
experience with the Carver, and Sony's top and middle of the line units
(I can't recall the model numbers right now). Does the sonic hologram
stuff that the Carver does still help? That is, have the engineers who
make cd's learned how to remove the harshness and improve the spatial
resolution? I've seen refs on the net to 2X oversampling, etc. Could
someone please help me with this one? I was under the impression that 
sampling was done while going form A --> D, not the other way 'round.
I am assuming, of course, that all cd's are of the same format.


Mike Williams
DEC Adv VAX Dev - Littleton, MA

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