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Laboratory Test Report

first tested the Cambridge Audio Alva ST’s speed accuracy and measured the platter as running just slightly fast, recording around 33.51rpm, rather than exactly 33.33rpm. While this is a difference, it will have very little effect on playback pitch, because it means a recorded 1,000Hz signal would play back at 1,004Hz. The measured result of the Cambridge Audio

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