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From: irv@happym.wa.com (Irving Wolfe)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Any suggestions for building a limiter for my stereo?
Message-ID: <788@happym.wa.com>
Date: 4 Jun 89 00:17:57 GMT
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Reply-To: irv@happym.UUCP (0000-Irving Wolfe)
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It's absolutely a fact.  We don't want dynamic range most of the time.  It IS
real harmful (not just useless) in background music and car music, and that's
most of my listening and probably the same is true for others.

If and when I can buy another CD player, you can be darned sure it will be a
model that has adjustable dynamic range (built in variable compression) so I
can have a real concert when I want one, but can have a pleasant experience
the rest of the time too.
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  Irving Wolfe     irv@happym.wa.com             Happy Man Corp, 119 Aloha St
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  SOLID VALUE, the investment letter for Benj. Graham's intelligent investors
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