Paul Stamler wrote:
"transducr" wrote in message
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(David Satz) wrote in message news:

Scotch 250 didn't make Dolby "A" obsolete; its print-through
was so bad it made reverbs obsolete.

ha! this is one of those quotes you can picture ending up in someone's sig
line.

Mine, for example. God, how I suffered trying to record a capella gospel
singers on 250. Finally gave up and used 206 (this was before I discovered
Agfa 468, r.i.p.).

Don't say RIP just yet!
I know that it doesn't look promising...
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

John Noll at wrote on 7/12/04 12:27 AM:
Jay Levitt wrote:
Def-Leppard-like stacked background vocals. ...
breathy, airy sound was probably a Dolby A encoder

Just buy one on eBay. I think I paid $65 for my 360 19"
unit.

Other end of the $$ spectrum would be the DOLBY (and I believe Drawmer?)
spectral compressor.

--
John I-22
(that's 'I' for Initial...)
Recognising what's NOT worth your time, THAT'S the key.
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John Noll at wrote on 7/12/04 12:27 AM:
Jay Levitt wrote:
Def-Leppard-like stacked background vocals. ...
breathy, airy sound was probably a Dolby A encoder

Just buy one on eBay. I think I paid $65 for my 360 19"
unit.

Other end of the $$ spectrum would be the DOLBY (and I believe Drawmer?)
spectral compressor.

--
John I-22
(that's 'I' for Initial...)
Recognising what's NOT worth your time, THAT'S the key.
--