The practicle limit to frequency response is ten octaves, that goes for any
format any speed. Moving more tape at a faster rate does wonders for tape
saturation at higher frequencies. That's the main benifit.
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Radium wrote in message . ..
Hi:

I hope I asking my questions the correct newsgroup.

Is it true that a cassette recorded at a faster speed will have a
wider frequency response, richer S/N ratio, and an overall better
quality than a cassette recorded at a slower speed?


I would appreciate any assistance.

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Thanks in advance,


Radium