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On Aug 27, 12:38 pm, Bart Bailey wrote:
Orban's Opti-Mod I think it's called, and station personnel that can't seem to resist adjusting them for maximum smoke. Processors were always set "hot" way before IBOC came on the scene, and I never heard station audio clip and distort the way it does now on the analog side of AM HD. Reducing the available bandwith for analog to +/- 5 khz to shoehorn the digital portion sure hasn't helped either. The whole idea with HD is that you have to back off on the processing a bit. You can't overdrive digital the way you can with analog and have it come out sounding good. It's like slightly overdriving a recording on cassette tape vs. Minidisc. If you try it with Minidisc, you hit a brick wall and everything above that starts sounding like so much mush. Stephanie Weil New York City, USA |
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