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![]() Arny Krueger wrote: The predictive theory is as near as the nearest stack of JAES papers, which have been cited here a number of times. You've got 'em. Please produce it. Again, it is incumbent on the one claiming a phenomenon to prove its existence. Actually, I produced it several weeks ago in this post: http://www.google.com/groups?selm=Y7...%40comcast.com If you really believe that even begins to approach anything like a demonstrable or refutable theory there just isn't common ground for a discussion. I'll put it simple: post an equation that describes the sound pressure at a reciever as a function of the velocity of a piston. An equation that can be applied to any signal. There certainly is such an equation, let's see one that produces a verifiable spectrum, with the proper magnitudes, for "Doppler distortion." Bob -- "Things should be described as simply as possible, but no simpler." A. Einstein |