Harmonics, Overtones, and Hi-Fi Gear...
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While thumbing through a dusty Goodwill bin full of LPs I find Andy Williams "Moon River and Other Great Movie Themes" Columbia CS-8609, year 1962. Cost 75 cents.
A dusting off and wet wash later Andy never sounded as good spinning on my platter the LP is mint! After being swooned for 37 minutes I put Andy in his new home, a fresh inner & outer sleeve for his nap, a short nap for sure.
This is why vinyl is KING
Aloha,
I got a topic that's been buzzin' round in my head longer than DUP's hatred of Chord amps - harmonics, overtones, and sound reproduction.
The set up:
When you create a sound, what gets propagated and what we hear is more than just the sound that the instrument made.
We are taught that a sound at a given frequency creates more sounds at frequencies that are multiples of the frequency of the first sound, and overtones get created that may actually differ from instrument to instrument.