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Re: 16 KHz stripe in Master Open Reel Recording
Anybody still following this thread?
A 16kHz stripe is the 15,734 kHz (IIRC) emanation from a TV. It comes from the horizontal oscillator used for scanning and shows up on analog recordings made with a TV nearby. Ugh!
It's a sine wave and if you slow down the recording, it's an audible whistle.
Even if you can't hear it directly (most people can't) it "dirties up" the lower freqs.
Aww. I see the question has already been aswered on page 2
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