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In Reply to: Re: Remastering an old cassette recorded live posted by Thrifty Audiophile on January 3, 2003 at 20:00:16:
During your two dubs, use DBX on one and see if it
sounds better or worse. I found if the tape hiss
was not a problem on the source material, then I
didn't bother with the noise reduction, kinda flatten
out the highs.Joe T.
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