DocumentCode
1122721
Title
Recorded tapes
Author
Watson, A.
Author_Institution
316 East Hurd, Edmond, Oklahoma
Issue
5
fYear
1960
Firstpage
185
Lastpage
185
Abstract
It seems to the author admirably demonstrated in a recent article by Camras´ that economy is no longer a primary problem with standard tape. How it is time for someone to get rid of the one remaining bogey: hiss. Even the 7-1/2-ips tapes played with a 90-microinch head exhibit altogether too high a hiss level, and the published data on the CBS system doesn´t promise much. Surely some of this astronomical packing density obtained by Goldmark, Mee, Goodell, Guckenburg, Rrophy, et al., could be traded for greatly improved signal-to-noise ratio. I know there are a number like me who would nelcome a high-quality, compatible cartridge. I only hope it isn´t too late to avoid another ´War of the Speeds.´
Keywords
Audio recording; Electronics packaging; Energy storage; Loudspeakers; Magnetic heads; Magnetic recording; Production systems; Signal to noise ratio; Terminology; Wheels;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Audio, IRE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0096-1981
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TAU.1960.1166269
Filename
1166269
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