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(July 2013) () Duophonic sound was a trade name for a type of used by on re-releases of mono recordings from June 1961 through the 1970s. In this process recordings were reprocessed into a type of artificial. Generically, the sound is commonly known as fake stereo or mock stereo.

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This was done by splitting the mono signal into two channels, then delaying the left and the right signals by means of and other circuits, desynchronizing the two channels by fractions of a second, and cutting the bass frequencies in one channel with a, then cutting the treble frequencies in the other channel with a. The result was an artificial stereo effect, without giving the listener the true directional sound characteristics of real stereo. In some cases, the effect was enhanced with and other technical tricks, sometimes adding stereo echo to mono tracks in an attempt to fool the listener. Capitol employed this technique in order to increase their inventory of stereo LPs, to satisfy retailer demand for more stereo content (and help promote the sale of stereo receivers and turntables). For nearly ten years, Capitol used the banner 'DUOPHONIC – For Stereo Phonographs Only' to differentiate their true stereo LPs from the Duophonic LPs.

The process was used for some of the biggest Capitol releases, including albums by and. Sims 3 Crack Alle Erweiterungen. Over the years however, some Duophonic tapes were confused with true stereo recordings in Capitol Records' vaults, and were reissued on CD throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Capitol intentionally reissued some of ' Duophonic mixes on and, in 2004 and 2006, respectively. On rare occasions some artists deliberately used fake stereo for artistic effect.