Brilliant stuff😀
Reminds me of the time when a friend came to ask my advice on his faulty TV. He said 'This gooey sweet thing got hot', and produced an overheated wax-caoted paper capacitor!
Reminds me of the time when a friend came to ask my advice on his faulty TV. He said 'This gooey sweet thing got hot', and produced an overheated wax-caoted paper capacitor!
The oddest thing is that Rich Pell identified the same high frequency 'artifacts' in the same songs as I had mentioned below:
Why do I see a low-level frequency 'line' (FFT derived) during many recordings which appears to be around the 16KHz range? Moon Over Bourbon Street (Sting) on the Bring on the Night Disc 2 has it. Cosmic Thing (B-52's) on the Cosmic Thing disc has it to a lesser degree. Take Me To The River (Talking Heads) on the Sand in the Vaseline Disc 1 has one around 20KHz. etcetera as mentioned in his article, heh.
Kind of cool.
Joe
Why do I see a low-level frequency 'line' (FFT derived) during many recordings which appears to be around the 16KHz range? Moon Over Bourbon Street (Sting) on the Bring on the Night Disc 2 has it. Cosmic Thing (B-52's) on the Cosmic Thing disc has it to a lesser degree. Take Me To The River (Talking Heads) on the Sand in the Vaseline Disc 1 has one around 20KHz. etcetera as mentioned in his article, heh.
Kind of cool.
Joe
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