[klaatumail] Re: Technical Question - no KK
- From: db65@xxxxxxxxxxx
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- Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2012 17:06:19 +0000 (UTC)
FM stereo in the analog world is two signals. L+R (aka mono) and L-R When L-R
is inverted and processed against the L+R you will get two signals, L is one, R
is the other. AM stereo worked the same way, but I don't know if any stations
still broadcast that way. It was popular with very few stations in the mid 80s
and then seemed to die off. I personally have been in the booth of radio
stations where the turntable is a stereo one, and they only have one channel
connected to their mono mixer. They couldn't comprehend that stereo isn't just
two channels of the same signal. I blame the move toward narrow stereo mixes
for that. If they had grown up listening to Queen or early Beatles tracks,
they'd understand what wide stereo is all about. Dave
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