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RIAA pole two = 501,12 Hz (1 post, 1 page)
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RIAA pole two = 501,12 Hz
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I am the example of the vinyl tube
RIAA correctors explain torsion phenomena in the audio
. But apparently the standard way of thinking of engineers do not allow them to understand the obvious ! Then Thurs ochastota second pole has an optimum at 501.12 Hz = (7.83Hz * 64) ... for example.
It is better to be first accordion on Kunashir, than seventh violin Moscow Philharmonic
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