Well, obviously, in the days I was talking about, digital recording was
still in the domain of the pro, and tended to sound very furry by comparison
to good analogue.

However I remember having a bit of a heated argument about the realism or
otherwise with some test luminary at a Heathrow Hotel show back then.
Pointing out that the dc coupled amp was a complete waste of time as
speakers could not really do constant air pressure unless you lived inside
an infinite baffle enclosure in any case.
I agree crossovers by their design had phase shift, after all they are
basically fillters.

I then got into some heated discussion about doppler with a lowther
enthusiast..

Brian

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We used to use squarewaves for the following.
To show how bad tape machines were...
To show the tone control effects

However, you need to look at the harmonics on a true square wave, which
of course cannot actually exist.

**If you REALLY want to laugh, look at a 7kHz square wave from a CD player
(even 5kHz is barely passable from most CD players). A good R-R or high
end vinyl playback can do a MUCH better job.


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