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"Carl" wrote in message ... I was looking at a receiver catalog, and some of the receivers were advertised as containing a "DSP comb filter" which could be turned on when needed. Can anyone tell me what a comb filter does and when it would be used? It's supposed to clean up the signal. Basically, the frequency response has many peaks and valleys that together resemble a hair comb. |
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