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M ICHAEL RIGGS 5 Advent Maestro loudspeaker 31 Bits & Pieces Optical links—do Infinity RS-7 Kappa loudspeaker 35 they really provide advantages? Jamo Compact 90 loudspeaker 41 DAVID RANADA 13 TSC Symphony I loudspeaker 43 The Autophile The whys and hows Multivision 1.1 digital video controller 46 of the Big Three automakers' custom- equalized systems. CHRISTOPHER J. ESSE 14 AUDIO & VIDEO Crosstalk Component wear: Video and the Digital Revolution. Digital technology is improving picture midrange distortion./LARRY KLEIN _ 18 quality and breaking new ground in special effects./GoRDoN BROCKHOUSE 51 Tape Tracks Tricks and traps of The Joys of Equalization. What a graphic equalizer can and can't do for you, editing cassettes./ROBERT LONG 20 and how to get the most out of it. /LARRY KLEIN 62 Medley White nights, northern lights /THEODORE W. LIBBEY, JR. MUSIC Remembering John Hammond. RICHARD C. W ALLS 71 CLASSICAL 20th Annual H IGH Fum mv/International Record Critics Awards. Finland played host as the jury chose the best records of the year/THEODORE W. LIBBEY, JR 72 DEPARTMENTS POPULAR/BACKBEAT Glimpse the Truth. More Beatles on CD: Letters 6 Help!, Rubber Soul, Revolver, and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 94 Currents Camcorders may be the catalyst for the new Super VHS format. _8 On the cover, left to right: NEC's The CD Spread Heifetz and DX-5000 VCR, Multivision's I. I Horowitz reissues: Copland, Elgar, digital video controller, Infinity's Falk, Faure Walton, and Stravinsky. _78 RS-7 Kappa loudspeaker, and Classical Reviews Van Cliburn Advent's Maestro loudspeaker. concerto performances on CD: Chausson's Le Roi Arthus; works by Bernstein and Mozart 82 Advertising Index and Reader-Action Page 103 Cover design: Joanne Goodfellow Cover photo: Kenneth Schroers MON FOR M' (ISSN 00111-1455) s published monthly at 825 Sever', Ave , New York. NY 10019, by ABC Consumer Magazines, Inc . a division ol ABC Publishing. Inc., and a subsidiary of American Broadcasting Companies, Inc C) 1987 by ABC Consumer Magazines. Inc The design and contents are fully protechriby copyright and must not be reproduced ir any manner. Second-class postage paid o- New York, New York, and at additional moiling offices Authorized as second doss moil by the Post Office Deportment, Ottowo. and for payment ol postage in cash Yearly subscription in the U.S.A and Possessions $13 95; elsewhere $20.95. Single copies $2.501Conada $3 50). Subscribers. Send subscriptions inquiries, and address chongv-s •ID FiDEOT,. P 0 Box 10759. Des Mon , s, Iowa 50340 Change of address. Cue old and new addresses, ir • cluding ZIP codes. Enclose address label from ast issue and allow I cue weeks for change to become ef -achve POSTMASTER: Send chom p of oddross to HMI FMIRITT, P.O. Boo 10759, Doi Moin m, IA 50340. NOVEMBER 1 9 8 7 3 Until now, car stereo systems let you equalize sound through two speakers, at best Which is hardly best, if you have four speakers. The highs and lows you control in only two speakers are virtually cancelled out by the levels you can't control in the other speakers. But listen to Sherwood. Listen to the CRD-350 stereo cassette receiver combined with the EQA-280 equalizer/amplifier. Listen to full equalizer control of all four speakers at 20 watts per channel. A total of 80 watts. The experts did at this past summer's Consumer Electronics Show.
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