[OT] reel to reel Re: [vorbis] MP3 to OGG conversion

[Merijn Vogel]

Used my fathers old tapedrive at 4.75cm/s for radio-recording; three hours
on one side of a tape. 
Used the same with 19cm/s to copy from cd's; reducing noise and the duration
of clicks.

Also this kind of tape was easy to patch if it broke (eaten casette-tapes
are much harder)..

Oh the old pre-digital days.. it was those days I said digital would not
surpass analog. ow well, I was 15 years old or something ;)

-- Merijn

On Thu, Jun 27, 2002 at 06:16:44PM -0100, fungus wrote:
> Alan MacDonald wrote:
> > 
> > The TEAC A-2340R was four channel for quadrophonic recording...old school
> > surround sound.   If you recorded at high speed, they actually sounded quite
> > good.
> > 
> 
> I think that probably needs some explanation as well.
> 
> Reel to reel tape machines let you set the speed of
> the tape manually. The faster you set it the better
> it sounded, but you ran out of tape a lot sooner.
> 
> 
> 
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