On 19 Dec 2003 00:01:29 GMT, George wrote:

On 17 Dec 2003 15:58:21 GMT, "videonex" wrote:


"Robert L. Herman" wrote in message
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To ansdwer your question.

First of all it's an all day thing. It seems to be all over town. About a
month ago I was riding out to a place where I play piano music for some
older people at an assisted living place on the other side of town and the
distorted sound never cleared up from my house to the other side of town.

I was outside of Kazoo for Christmas (my younger sister lives in Lawrence) -
the sound on WKMI varied all over the place, from sounding fair to good, to
dreadful.

As I stated earlier the distortion was heard as far away as Battle Creek.
To
discribe the sound would bew like running a radio with batteries that are
about to die. You know that raspy sound that a station makes when the
batteries are about to die.

I suspect it may be a problem in the STL. Or possibly a processor that they
are monitoring "in front of"... I can't imagine the sales droids not
mentioning it to the technical staff, however. When it is bad, it is dreadful
sounding. Almost like overmod, but without the loudness. Something is
clipping when it shouldn't be.