Re: Is 29 Khz really the fastest audio playback rate?

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From: Vidhyanath K. Rao
Date: Fri, 20 May 1988 18:30

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Ignore the engineering problems. If the repproducing equipment has a +/-1dB
response from 20Hz to 15KHz, but only +/-10dB at 20KHz, how many can tell
the difference from some thing that is +/-3dB upto 20KHz?
This is idle curiosity when applied to analog equipment (read speakers);
but has such a test been ever done?

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Subject: Re: Is 29 Khz really the fastest audio playback rate?
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