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  • #13015

    look too the l/r spectrum..

    #13016
    JesseG
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    Several problems…

    1. At 100% modulation, you DO end up with over 100% audio before demodulation, but those peaks are not just incidental (program willing), but usually dissociative energy. Ala…..

    2. Noise. Everywhere. Even in the pilot, causing above 20% pilot modulation.

    3. The peak control is lost somewhere in what you did, so you’re taking a big hit in the peak intensity you can get. About the same loss you get from RDS (on a processor without a composite integrator like Omnia.9) with only the benefit of a few peaks above 100%, and you’re lucky if they are important to the music at all. As noted before, the thing going on here is creating a ton of noise, so you’re basically only getting random luck it’ll actually benefit the audio. So basically… It’s detrimental to the audio, vs just having normal 100% mod / 100% audio.

    And this says nothing of compatibility with radios, and whatever you did here. Mainly i would be concerned with that crazy pilot, but … actually transmitting that much noise would be an excessive waste of power & licensing. 😉

    #13017

    i never will put it on the air .

    #13018
    JesseG
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    [quote author=”bennylein1985″]i never will put it on the air .[/quote]

    then what are we supposed to take away from this topic?

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