jj@rabbit.UUCP (10/26/84)
Signal to Noise ratio is utterly unrelated to dynamic range. Dynamic range refers to the ratio of the maximum continuous undistorted level and the noise floor with no signal. Signal to Noise Ratio refers to the ratio of SIGNAL to NOISE, with SIGNAL present. Distortion is noise, therefore, if there is any detectable distortion, the SNR MUST be lower than the dynamic range. It's a shade unlikely for the SNR to exceed the dynamic range. Enjoy -- BE KIND TO SOFT FURRY CREATURES, THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN! "...How do you get this thing out of second gear? Beep Beep!" (allegra,ihnp4,ulysses)!rabbit!jj