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I think compression has to do with the dynamic range, not the frequency.
With the human hearing range being about 20-20,000 hz. (most can't hear above 18,500 hz) I believe the standard CD has a range from 5-20,000 hz. (with a sharp cut-off at 20,000 hz). I can't remember what the possible frequency range is for vinyl, but it doesn't have a sharp or harsh cut off filter. So if the source material has the information, and it is transferred to the vinyl you will possibly hear a more natural sound. Some would say "warmer". |
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