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1 millisecond across a stereo image gives a noticeable shift in the

Subject: 1 millisecond across a stereo image gives a noticeable shift in the
image - that's 5 samples at 44.1 Ks/s. One part per million drift will
produce that in around two minutes. Mixed, a 1 milliscond drift
produces a comb filter effect based on 1kHz.

David

David Brinicombe
North Devon, UK
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