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by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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What I was discussing was the ability of a basic Sound Card to handle the full bandwith of the Audio Signal. That would be about 50 to 15K plus or minus 2Db.
Nowadays people expect much better than that Ray. I have mastering clients who will moan about changes of less than 1dB - and they can detect these changes reliably. The popular idea that changes of less than 1dB are inaudible has been well and truly debunked. Nowadays, designers of high quality audio gear are aiming for 20Hz - 20kHz at +/- 0.1dB in their analogue stages. James.
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