The Secret Society of Lathe Trolls

Ok! I find another one !!

An article talking about recording stylus says:

"High quality recording demands that the stylus noise be typically in the range of 57 to 60 dB below a recorded 1kHz reference level of 7 centimeters."

Where the "centimeters" refers to ??

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Well, I'm just waiting to be back in stock...

I prefer to have it as a physical item, not pdf.

But, please this is not a post about this anthology...
There are many good articles of the issue on the internet... !

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Yes! Tragwag! I have seen this great anthology! DISK RECORDING VOL.1: GROOVE GEOMETRY AND THE RECORDING PROCESS Unfortunately, I must pay 37E (for non-members) to buy it, because I can't access the AES library... in addition, is temporarily out of stock... Could you find this anthology to me in pdf ...

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