Dear Gnugear: If we take in count what is already done on Lp recording we can say that the frequency range could be this: 8Hz to 50kHz, the 1812 recording on Telarc goes to 8Hz and the cutting machine on the recording goes to 50kHz: so this is the theorethical frequency range.
Now, which is the frequency range response that we normally heard at home systems?, the answer is a complex one because there are several factors that define that frequency response range: the recording it self, the cartridge, the phonolinepreamp, amplifier, speakers and room interaction.
The whole frequency range response never was/is a problem with the analog reproduction recordings: we have all the " music " frequency range like in a live event.
Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.
Now, which is the frequency range response that we normally heard at home systems?, the answer is a complex one because there are several factors that define that frequency response range: the recording it self, the cartridge, the phonolinepreamp, amplifier, speakers and room interaction.
The whole frequency range response never was/is a problem with the analog reproduction recordings: we have all the " music " frequency range like in a live event.
Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.