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The elastic and plastic deformation of vinyl record compound under indenters of various profiles has been studied in large-scale tests. Curves of total depth of penetration versus load have been used to calculate the net distortion on record playback. In general, in the lower treble, net distortion is less, and in the upper treble, net distortion is greater than tracing distortion alone. This is important for attempts to reduce tracing distortion by inverse predistortion of the recorded signal. Nylon was also studied as a material with contrasting mechanical properties to vinyl. Further light has been shed on the nature of translation loss.
Author (s): Barlow, Donald A.; Garside, Gerald R.
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1978-08-06
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Barlow, Donald A.; Garside, Gerald R.; 1978; Groove Deformation and Distortion in Recordings [PDF]; ; Paper ; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=3264
Barlow, Donald A.; Garside, Gerald R.; Groove Deformation and Distortion in Recordings [PDF]; ; Paper ; 1978 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=3264