I was checking the following website:
http://2xhd.com/
Selling extremely expensive real-2-real music tapes and HD mastered audio files with very detailed technology and photos.
You would expect them to make a difference between millihertz (10^-3), kilohertz (10^3) and megahertz (10^6)... but a lot of their booklets simply completely missed the mark.
DSD11.2kHz (correct is DSD11.2MHz)
http://2xhd.com/images/BudPowell/BudPowell_Booklet_Page_5.jpg
http://2xhd.com/images/BennyCarter/BennyCarter_Booklet_Page_7.jpg
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DSD 256 kHz (correct is DSD256 = 256 x CD 44.1kHz = 11.2MHz)
http://2xhd.com/images/1175_PollyGibbons/1175_PollyGibbons_booklet_Page_7.jpg
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The Jaco Pastorius was also wrong but it seems it's offline now.
The text was copied/pasted to Discogs here:
https://www.discogs.com/Jaco-Pastorius-Truth-Liberty-Soul-Live-In-NYC-The-Complete-1982-NPR-Jazz-Alive-Recordings/release/10492686
"... recording it in DSD11.2kHz..."
There must be other instances of that.
http://2xhd.com/images/1081_Konitz_MarshTwoNotOne/1081_Konitz_MarshTwoNotOne_Booklet_Page_6.jpg
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kHz -> kilohertz, correct
mHz -> millihertz, incorrect
MHz -> megahertz, correct
Contacted them to point out the mistakes but haven't heard back after one month.
Julien