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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Gawd, this goes back! Now I remember.
In the 70's, when I worked in Radio and TV, a little before we got
some portable "high fidelity" microwave relays and long before we
got "the Internet" We used to order 5 kc mono and very
occasionally 15 kc stereo lines to do remote symphony broadcasts
from Bushnell Hall in downtown Hartford via Telco. They were VERY
expensive and you had to order the lines weeks in advance so that
Telco could "do their magic". I know that Telco cranked up the EQ
(actually they rolled off the bottom to get more top) and so the
level was effectively low and the SNR was terrible over a 5 to 10
mile copper run from the hall to the station.... which may have
gone through a couple of COs. I never looked in the back room to
see the "high fidelity" demarc where I'm sure I would have found
those 111Cs!!!!<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">I'd hate to see the phase shift....<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">You guys are taking me WAY WAY back. <br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Bob</div>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2/1/22 3:10 PM, David Josephson
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Because the telephone company was how radio stations sent program
material from remote broadcasts to the studio, and from the studio
to the transmitter. Many of the 111Cs people have collected were
abandoned on telephone backboards in radio stations.<br class="">
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<p class="">I will definitely post my results. </p>
<p class="">But first I have to find a place in my crowded
system to put these big puppies. They are certainly
among the largest piece of audio iron I've ever seen. I
don't understand how a telephone company in the middle
ages decided to make a transformer with such amazing
bandwidth!<br class="">
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If you want good sound on your album, come to
Bob Katz 407-831-0233 DIGITAL DOMAIN MASTERING STUDIO
Author: <b>Mastering Audio</b>
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