Bruce B
WBF Founding Member, Pro Audio Production Member
I am sorry but I am not good with detail like that .
I thought most audio/videophiles had a little bit of OCD...
I am sorry but I am not good with detail like that .
That would invalidate the test, wouldn't it? Because if you are the OCD type, you would Google every question before answering -- precisely what those cheating Canadians have done in this thread!!!I thought most audio/videophiles had a little bit of OCD...
Further, i would add if they had asked ridiculous questions about treble, detail retrieval, decay, bass slam...we would have all ended up scoring in the 23 mark...and the national average would have been 1!
I think this is a rounding vs. truncation issue!! ...Now that enough people have taken it, it asked what is the first number on FM dial. I said 87, it said 88 was true. This is wrong. FM frequencies start at 87.5. To wit, on my FM radio app on my Droid, it also starts with 87.5. Maybe old fashioned dial radios have 88 written on them. I don't know. I am a digital guy and an engineer, so details matter to me! OK, maybe not after missing all the other questions I answered quickly out of the need to not waste time!!!
Now that enough people have taken it, it asked what is the first number on FM dial. I said 87, it said 88 was true. This is wrong. FM frequencies start at 87.5. To wit, on my FM radio app on my Droid, it also starts with 87.5. Maybe old fashioned dial radios have 88 written on them. I don't know. I am a digital guy and an engineer, so details matter to me! OK, maybe not after missing all the other questions I answered quickly out of the need to not waste time!!!
I got 25 out of 25.
Yes, I'm lying. Made you feel bad anyway, didn't it!
They asked for a full even digit, and 87.5 is not 87
Then the first full digit (without decimal) is 88