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Sound quality

"the sound mix was often very poor, with a curious quality that made it sound like everything had been 'phased'" The mix varied considerably in quality. However, I suspect that the source for the second claim was from the Tube on DVD, because that processed the mono mix into a dreadful pseudo-stereo effect which did bear some resemblance to phasing. Listening to the sound quality on any of the many episodes available on YouTube which were sourced from viewers' VHS off-air recordings, there is little or no evidence of any phasing effect. The sound as broadcast was mono and reasonably clear but, as expected from any show with a wide variety of locations, personnel and equipment, the broadcast audio quality was unpredictable. Acts performing live on the show, I gathered from contemporaneous interviews, praised The Tube for the attention its staff paid to their all-important onstage monitor mix, which was very different to the low standard of previous live music TV shows. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Airlane1979 (talk • contribs) 17:30, 21 October 2018 (UTC)