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on 7/26/07 8:06 PM US/Central, Tom Fine at [log in to unmask] wrote: > But if you do Jack's method, you're left with the same problem as Terry -- a > microsecond of blank space, which is just as noticeable and annoying as the > click. By scraping off only the precise moment of the click, you're in effect creating a high speed fadeout and fade-in. It's audible, but less annoying than the click itself. There's an overview of analog and digital de-clicking at http://www.cedaraudio.com/intro/declick_intro.html - but without a description of manually scraping off the oxide. -- Parker Dinkins MasterDigital Corporation Audio Restoration + CD Mastering http://masterdigital.com