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In Reply to: Re: TEAC X-10r low recording level It's fixed! posted by Inmate51 on August 28, 2006 at 07:53:55:
Dave,I took a look at your site. Very interesting! I like your choice of links. One more you might add is a link to the CIA World Fact Book.
On baking the tapes: The tapes contain no data of interest to me. I was only using them for recording. When I come across a never before played LP I like to clean it well and record it onto open reel tape. I play the tape and save the record.
For this reason I see no point in baking the old tape.
I have been using new (recent production) Quantegy 456 Grand Master Studio Master Audio Tape on 1/4 X 7 inch reels for recording my LPs. I've been operating under the illusion (?) that these tapes are not prone to sticky shed problems. Is this not true?
I was about to order a case of 10 Quantegy 456 1/4 X 10.5 inch pancakes to replace the tape on my metal spools. Perhaps this is not such a good idea. What do you recommend? Is there another brand or Quantegy model of tape that does not shed?
Also, I have a Tascam 40-4 deck in good working condition. I would like to use it to record some of the local folk musicians here in Madison, WI (on a very informal basis). What tape do you recommend for this purpose?
Jim
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- Re: TEAC X-10r low recording level It's fixed! - Kleppermaster 10:23:06 08/28/06 (1)
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