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On Sun, 15 Oct 2006 20:47:00 -0400, SR wrote:
I am interested in learning more about Quadraphonic stereos and it's music. Stereos usually had 2 speakers. But if the stereo had four speakers or more, did that makes it Quadraphonic? To know if the stereo was Quadraphonic, must the word Quadraphonic be mention in the manual? -Describing it as a Quadraphonic Receiver? And what about Quadraphonic music being broadcast from the radio? How did that worked? Does Joe Franklyn, Danny Styles, Symphony Sid or Phil Shapp plays any of this? Ah those beautiful stereos with silver faces, needle light and silky turner. Those were the days! QTH New York City 73, SR! I seem to recall quadraphonic LPs came and went in a year or two in the Seventies. No one could figure out what to put in the rear speakers. It didn't make sense to be sitting in the middle of a band, sound-wise. bob k5qwg |