"Keith G" wrote in message

"Stewart Pinkerton" wrote in message
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It was ever your habit to ignore facts. The treble extension of vinyl
is entirely related to groove speed, which is a function of radius
and rotation speed. In fact, the outer grooves of a 33.3 LP have
higher groove speed than the outer grooves of a 7" 45, but a 12" 45
has the capacity for a third of an octave higher treble. Of course,
it's back down below the outer grooves of a standard LP when it gets
to the inner grooves, but that's CAV discs for you!

The sad thing Pinky is that, coming from *anybody* else, the above
might have been interesting and worthy of debate. Coming from you, it
just gets stamped 'More Bull****' and tossed in the bin.....

Just shows the slings and arrows of having a closed mind like yours, Keith.

When you ignore truth you lose Keith, not the person who posts the truth.