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Mattias_ka · 01-15-2004, 11:14 PM

Mat_M, Your wrong.
First, in the 70's there was 4-channel LP's where the 2 "surround" channels was in the 30-40KHz range on the vinyl.
Second, according to Kevin Grey (that cut vinyl's daily) his cutting system; With frequency response from 7 Hz to 25kHz (I think his laters measuring was at 27KHz. Taken from: http://www.recordtech.com/prodsounds.htm

David Judah, Well, according to Kevin Grey again, vinyl has; over 75 dB dynamic range possible.
The reason he say over is because you can with good gear "hear thru the noise floor".

01-15-2004, 11:14 PM	#9 of 55
Mattias_ka Member Join Date: May 2001 Local Time: 10:09 PM Local Date: 12-04-2008 Posts: 572	Mat_M, Your wrong. First, in the 70's there was 4-channel LP's where the 2 "surround" channels was in the 30-40KHz range on the vinyl. Second, according to Kevin Grey (that cut vinyl's daily) his cutting system; With frequency response from 7 Hz to 25kHz (I think his laters measuring was at 27KHz. Taken from: http://www.recordtech.com/prodsounds.htm David Judah, Well, according to Kevin Grey again, vinyl has; over 75 dB dynamic range possible. The reason he say over is because you can with good gear "hear thru the noise floor".