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stereo broadcasting

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stereo broadcasting [′ster·ē·ō ′brȯd‚kast·iŋ]
(communications)
Broadcasting two sound channels for reproduction by a stereo sound system having a stereo tuner at its input, to afford a listener a sense of the spatial distribution of the sound sources.


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