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Old January 6th 09, 10:36 PM posted to uk.rec.audio,rec.audio.pro
Dave Plowman (News)
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Default Tape recording theory

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D.M. Procida wrote:
Oops. As a couple of people have pointed out, I somehow failed to spot
the word "Instrumentation" in the book's title. Sorry - I don't think it
will be of interest at all.


Copying and pasting is like driving with a satellite navigation device.
It might be quicker, but you really stop noticing where you're going.


There's a BBC Engineering Training Department book on tape recording by
Percy J Guy which was the UK industry standard for many a year. Originally
written in the '50s, it may or may not have been updated to take in things
like Dolby. But a good read anyway for anyone interested in such things. I
thought I had a copy somewhere - but can't find it.

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