Description by Uncle Ricky
KRTH Los Angeles Production Manager Keith Smith contributed these first-class composites of the stuff he does every day in September of 1999. We’re adding this to his collection in August of 2000.
These powerful 18 minutes of fabulous audio production came to us on DAT, and it needed only some peak limiting for final encoding. It’s pumped with tweets and woofs! If you have one of those 11Kbs AOL or 16Kbps Web-TV connections, or basically, any dial-up connection under an actual 50Kbps (most “56K” connections offer far less than 56Kbs) it’s *still* great listening  but it won’t be hi-fi. The Mono versions are strongly recommended for dial-up users. If you can hear the mono version at top speed (32.1Kbps), sure, try the stereo. (And we hope you won’t be disappointed.)
The stereo versions are recommended if you have a genuine “broadband” connection (ISDN, DSL, Cable or LAN, over 100Kbs). The stereo version of these demos is stunning and you *will* wake the kids! (Phoning the neighbors is optional.)