mono
- noun
- /ˈmɑːnoʊ/
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- The old record player only supports mono sound, making it impossible to listen to stereo recordings.
- MONO mode
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I have an early UK mono vinyl pressing of Sgt. Pepper's.
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The Dolby 1.0 Mono track is relatively free of any noticeable static, and everything comes across clearly.
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And they were basically mono records that are later made into stereo.
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Eight variations on the design currently exist, and three are mono versions.
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Each version comes with one audio option, a Dolby Digital mono mix in English.
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He preferred listening to the classic albums in mono to appreciate the original sound quality.
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Many audiophiles believe that mono recordings offer a unique charm that stereo cannot replicate.
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A small chemical made when one iodine atom joins a protein building block in the thyroid to make thyroid hormones
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Etymology
Mono as a noun comes from the Greek mono- 'one' and simply means a single-channel sound system or recording. That is why a mono record or radio plays all sound in 'one' channel instead of separate left and right channels.