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The current world population is 8 billion people. Even with such a large number of people living on our planet, it is thought that no two people have the same vocal tone. In that respect we are all unique. This i s also true in the world of music. It is said that no two instruments have the same sound tone and quality.
When playing in an ensemble or solo, the expressive power of the music is what moves the listener. When recording and playing back the sounds being played, it is extremely important to accurately record and play back not only the fundamental tone but also the harmonic components.
It is generally said that when a sound is reproduced, if all harmonics up to the 13th order of the fundamental tone of the recorded sound can be reproducedat the same level, the sound will be extremely similar to that of the original recording. For example, if the fundamental tone is 440Hz, the 13th order harmonic will be 5720Hz. It is no exaggeration to say that harmonics are the most important element in expressing the essence of a song played by an instrument or voice.
Nowadays, due to the increasing number of digital devices and the increasing presence of radio waves, weare living in an environment where a lot of external noise iscoming into the generating coil of the cartridge, and it is thought that this is affecting the minute harmonics that exist in the output signal of the cartridge.

The VX Sheet was developed to dissipate various external noises that come into the generating mechanism of the cartridge which disrupt the sound quality.
It is madeup of two materials: a material that eliminates minute magnetic flux leakage from the cartridge, and a high-frequency noise removal sheet newly developed by a certain company that eliminates various external noises attracted by the magnetic flux leakage. By placing the VX sheet in the appropriate position, it eliminates magnetic flux leakage and high-frequency noise attracted by the magnetic fluxleakage.
By eliminating these flux leakages and associated high frequency noise, it is now possible to reproduce the true, real sound recorded on the disc, without altering the minute harmonic signals in the generated signal.

(As an aside, digital recording and playback systems split theflow of music time and record the volume of each split sound as a digital signal, and then reconnect it during playback to convert it into ananalog signal.
Therefore, it can be said that we cannot hear the original sound by simply listening to the change in volume, which is created by adding together the levels of the fundamental toneand harmonics.)