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In Reply to: These cups require that the textbooks have to be rewritten! posted by KlausR. on January 24, 2007 at 08:19:19:
"Lost overtones" are for the most part harmonics of fundamental tones that are still present. If the loss is noticable then it stands to reason that a little harmonic distortion will in fact restore some lost overtones. Exact restoration? No way. But in some cases it stands to reason that some restoration may be better than none even with the added stuff that wasn't there to begin with. Keep in mind I am not refering to these dvices, whatever they are. I am only speaking about the restoration of lost overtones in general.
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- Not really as far fetched as one might think at first - Analog Scott 13:33:40 01/24/07 (2)
- Re: Not really as far fetched as one might think at first - tomservo 13:57:25 01/24/07 (1)
- Re: Not really as far fetched as one might think at first - Analog Scott 09:16:27 01/26/07 (0)
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