[ProAudio] The High-Resolution Challenge

[Dan Lavry]

Hi Lou,I am in mid seventies, and I lost some Khz. Also, someone turned down my internal volume knob by a few dB.When I talk about high quality audio, I want to include the most capable ears, probably younger then myself...It is interesting to see all the focus at the high end of the bandwidth. I find the low end of the bandwith to be more interesting, and have more impact on the ear then something at say 80khz.I remember the time when going down to 0Hz thus DC was touted as good. It works great with speakers (joke). DC moves closer to magnetic saturation.You see, I am mumbling a lot. Must be an old guy.RegardsDan Lavry Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

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From: Louis Judson <loujudson at mac.com> 
Date: 2/15/20  11:06 PM  (GMT-08:00) 
To: Dan Lavry <dan at lavryengineering.com>, proaudio at bach.pgm.com 
Cc: Mike <mm1100 at yahoo.com> 
Subject: Re: [ProAudio] The High-Resolution Challenge 

Personally, my own bandwidth has narrowed! But enjoyment and ability to mix has not diminished a dB. I’m not quite 70 yet.Sometimes I think that tinnitus is nature’s dither. I can hear more low level detail when it isn’t as quiet as a country backyard… in a silent room the (inner) noise is excruciating.Dan, I have always thought you talk more sense than a hundred audiophiles.<L>
Lou Judson * Intuitive Audio415-271-8070 mobileI'm just a simple sound engineer, nothing more, nothing less.-- paraphrase of the Dalai Lama.

On Feb 15, 2020, at 3:47 PM, Dan Lavry via ProAudio <proaudio at bach.pgm.com> wrote:I am old. I saw how 1KB ram made room to 40GB. There was AM radio and we now deal with many GHz... But to the best of my understanding the ear bandwidth has not seen much change...RegardsDan Lavry
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