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Info wanted on Texar RCF-1 modification on Orban Optimod 8100
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April 17th 04, 12:39 AM
John Higdon
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(Scott Dorsey) wrote:
But I agree with Jon. Unless you're into massively overprocessing your
audio, get rid of the RCF-1.
It is easy to make a station loud. The trick is to keep people from
tuning out from fatigue. The Texar is the most easily-recognizable bad
processing in the industry (second only to the infamous
Audimax/Volumax). I don't know anyone who cannot spot one instantly on
the air after ten seconds of listening.
I don't call that "transparency".
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