In article , WBRW wrote:

And you'll probably be happy to know that WADO has finally killed
their Kahn POWER-Side... perhaps because its inherent distortion and
telephone-like audio doesn't sound too good with music.

I wonder if they probably tore that thing out when they rebuilt the
transmitter facility a few years back.

You keep adding so much crap in the air chain it does have an effect on
the sound you put out. Please keep the amount of boxes to a necessary
minimum.

No C-Quam boxes, no Powerside, no IBOC; just a properly adjusted
compressor/limiter and a transmitter should be all that should be there.

--
Sven Weil
New York City, U.S.A.

"Sven Franklyn Weil" wrote in message
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In article , WBRW wrote:

And you'll probably be happy to know that WADO has finally killed
their Kahn POWER-Side... perhaps because its inherent distortion and
telephone-like audio doesn't sound too good with music.

I wonder if they probably tore that thing out when they rebuilt the
transmitter facility a few years back.

No, it was on the air until a few months ago. The CE actually likes it.

On 29 Dec 2003 21:56:32 GMT, (Sven Franklyn Weil)
wrote:

You keep adding so much crap in the air chain it does have an effect on
the sound you put out. Please keep the amount of boxes to a necessary
minimum.

No C-Quam boxes, no Powerside, no IBOC; just a properly adjusted
compressor/limiter and a transmitter should be all that should be there.

C'mon, Sven, you know more boxes means better sound. A syndicator in
the 70s created a magic box whose innards were so secret they were
hermetically sealed. Everyone agreed it made a dramatic improvement in
the sound if you installed the box and removed all other processing,
except a limiter.

Someone committed a crime nearly as serious as ripping the do not
remove label off a mattress and opened the box, broke apart the
sealant and discovered two wires that connected the input to the
output. I think the AC supply simply lit a pilot light.

Its only purpose was to inspire the removal of all the smashers and
mashers in the line.

Rich