David wrote:


It's very important to point out that 2 different frequencies, when
mixed in a perfectly linear device, will not beat.

Yeah, that's extremely important all right. *yawn*

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David wrote:


It's very important to point out that 2 different frequencies, when
mixed in a perfectly linear device, will not beat.

Yeah, that's extremely important all right. *yawn*


Let us hope your stereo hi-fi amplifier doesn't go non linear on you
(;-)

On 10 Nov 2005 14:05:42 -0800, wrote:


David wrote:


It's very important to point out that 2 different frequencies, when
mixed in a perfectly linear device, will not beat.

Yeah, that's extremely important all right. *yawn*

It's an important concept in the radio world.

www.radioblvd.com Those old radios were real works of Art,in and
out.And look at what excites some people nowdays,(but not me) the "fine
looks" of four bits worth of cheap plastic cabinet Eton1's and other
four bit plastic cabinet other brand names of other plastic radios and
they can't come even close to matching the sound of those big old
wonderfull tube type big speaker wooden cabinet Radios of long ago.
cuhulin

On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 18:24:13 -0600, wrote:

www.radioblvd.com Those old radios were real works of Art,in and
out.And look at what excites some people nowdays,(but not me) the "fine
looks" of four bits worth of cheap plastic cabinet Eton1's and other
four bit plastic cabinet other brand names of other plastic radios and
they can't come even close to matching the sound of those big old
wonderfull tube type big speaker wooden cabinet Radios of long ago.
cuhulin

The Lowe HF-150 and the ICOM R-75 are both very nice pieces of
industrial design.

cuhulin? anyone?