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Richard: I had to think awhile to recall this! Ampex tape recorder-
consumer pro model, Macintosh tube amps, Macintosh tuner-preamp,
Modified Altec Lansing theater speakers (scaled down for home use)
then Klipsch horn speakers (large size), Large antenna on roof with
rotator + a clean powerful signal from the station. The tapes I made
were better than anything I could buy at the time. I still maintain a
dedicated stereo system for music - Apt-Holman preamp, B&W DM6's,
Nakamichi 1000 II, Macintosh MC2105 amp(their first transition to
solid state), Carver tuner, Sony PS8750 direct drive turntable.
Frankly it's been so long I have only vague memories of prices but I
do remember buying the first Jeep Wagoneer for $3000 in 1964- 30
years later it was $30,000. Seems to be a trend-every 30 years major
items(houses,cars, salaries. etc.)increase by a factor of 10. My
home in California took only 26 years to reach that factor. C. Curtis
On Jun 22, 2005, at 10:42 PM, Richard wrote:
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> Using which piece of equipment/product?
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> How much?
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> Richard Fisher
>
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> Charles wrote:
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>> KCBH, California, Boston Symphony, 60's - awesome!! C. Curtis
>> On Jun 21, 2005, at 4:52 PM, Richard wrote:
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>>> Still don't know yet if this is MP3 over the air but it is
>>> starting to smell like it. I guess this is an example of abusing
>>> the term HD like they did digital. Everybody infers it is better
>>> than FM. Hard to say since audiophiles will say there are few
>>> stations broadcasting an accurate signal. Supposedly the 70's
>>> was the hey day of quality FM radio broadcasting.
>>>
>>> The similarities to HDTV are overwhelming...
>>>
>>> what I have found and skimmed so far
>>>
http://www.hdtvmagazine.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=18781
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>>>
>>> Richard Fisher
>>>
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>>> A division of Mastertech Repair Corporation
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>>> Dave Hancock wrote:
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>>>> This HD radio thing is Digital TV all over again (sort of).
>>>> Just like digital TV, HD radio offers the broadcaster several
>>>> choices on what to do with the additional digital data path. I
>>>> saw (or read) something about Clear Channels interest in this -
>>>> and their main interest WAS NOT High Definition - they were
>>>> most interested in the technologies ability to carry multiple
>>>> channels! I wonder how this one will go?
>>>> So far, there are few receivers - and they are expensive too!
>>>> Dave Hancock
>>>> Richard wrote:
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>>>>>
>>>>> > simulcasting in digital. Practically nothing is said here
>>>>> in Denver about
>>>>> > the many stations broadcasting in the area, not by the
>>>>> stations themselves
>>>>> > or the media. Just like what has and is the case with the
>>>>> local DTV
>>>>> > broadcasters.
>>>>>
>>>>> Man, ain't that the truth! It's comin' but lord forbid we let
>>>>> you know about it... Good god, what would the stores do with
>>>>> all those people looking for products? What would the
>>>>> broadcasters do with all those people returning to listen?
>>>>>
>>>>> Oh, ya, forgot, it may be plagued with problems frustrating
>>>>> the end users... HDTV all over again?
>>>>>
>>>>> Alan,
>>>>>
>>>>> Any word on codecs? bitstream rates? I assume it is a D/A
>>>>> final of 16/44 and was hoping it was 24/96.
>>>>>
>>>>> Concerned this is just MP3 over the air...
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>> Richard Fisher
>>>>>
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>>>>> A division of Mastertech Repair Corporation
>>>>>
>>>>> Alan Brown wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>>>> My local SMPTE chapter sponsored an information and
>>>>>> demonstration night on
>>>>>> this technology this Winter. The essential benefits are: AM
>>>>>> that sounds
>>>>>> like stereo FM and more stable reception while driving, FM
>>>>>> has audio that's
>>>>>> noticeably improved and better range, future potential for
>>>>>> multi- channel and
>>>>>> additional program information for display on the radio
>>>>>> (similar to
>>>>>> satellite radio). Prices are beginning to come down on the
>>>>>> radios. In this
>>>>>> debut and transition period there are existing AM and FM stations
>>>>>> simulcasting in digital. Practically nothing is said here in
>>>>>> Denver about
>>>>>> the many stations broadcasting in the area, not by the
>>>>>> stations themselves
>>>>>> or the media. Just like what has and is the case with the
>>>>>> local DTV
>>>>>> broadcasters.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Best regards and beautiful pictures,
>>>>>> Alan Brown, President
>>>>>> CinemaQuest, Inc.
>>>>>>
www.cinemaquestinc.com
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Advancing the art and science of electronic imaging"
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>>> From: HDTV Magazine
>>>>>> On Behalf Of
>>>>>> Richard
>>>>>> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 9:14 AM
>>>>>> To: HDTV Magazine
>>>>>> Subject: Move over HDTV - HD Radio
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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>>>>>>
>>>>>> I was clueless... anybody know anything about this system? Not
>>>>>> much
>>>>>> technical on the website.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
http://www.ibiquity.com/hdradio/index.htm
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Cool thing is there are a number of really cool stations in
>>>>>> my area that
>>>>>> are digital right now! AM is stereo via digital!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Richard Fisher
>>>>>>
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