Fidelipac NAB cart player-2 track mono @ 7.5 IPS- wow !

http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=6fpfwwz

who woulda' thought, these things had such great sound- this is a
chintsy piano background music cart, used for theater productions

HOLY CRAP !

tape speed is everything

On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 13:57:28 -0700, DeserTBob's Futile Efforts
wrote:

http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=6fpfwwz

who woulda' thought, these things had such great sound- this is a
chintsy piano background music cart, used for theater productions

HOLY CRAP !

tape speed is everything snip

No, it isn't, ****head, but you're too stupid to understand how analog
magnetic tape systems work, and you'll never understand it. Lack of
IQ probably has a lot to do with that.

HEAD GAP is easily as important as tape speed. In fact, on many pro
machines, when you get up to 30 IPS, the bass end starts GOING AWAY
because the tape is running too fast for heads optimized for 7.5 and
15 IPS usage. This was especially a problem for Nortronics cheapie
replacement heads when used in Ampex machines. The ratio of head gap
width on playback in relationship to the length of the pole pieces was
the culprit there, but then again, you're too stupid to understand how
that works....right?

Question for the ****tard: If the audio's on one track, what's on the
other?

:::watching Noodles frantically try to find the answer on Wikiwiki:::

On Sep 3, 7:30 pm, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 13:57:28 -0700, DeserTBob's Futile Efforts

wrote:
http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=6fpfwwz

who woulda' thought, these things had such great sound- this is a
chintsy piano background music cart, used for theater productions

HOLY CRAP !

tape speed is everything snip

No, it isn't, ****head, but you're too stupid to understand how analog
magnetic tape systems work, and you'll never understand it. Lack of
IQ probably has a lot to do with that.

HEAD GAP is easily as important as tape speed. In fact, on many pro
machines, when you get up to 30 IPS, the bass end starts GOING AWAY
because the tape is running too fast for heads optimized for 7.5 and
15 IPS usage. This was especially a problem for Nortronics cheapie
replacement heads when used in Ampex machines. The ratio of head gap
width on playback in relationship to the length of the pole pieces was
the culprit there, but then again, you're too stupid to understand how
that works....right?

Question for the ****tard: If the audio's on one track, what's on the
other?

:::watching Noodles frantically try to find the answer on Wikiwiki:::



sharpen your pencil, and take your seat again, Boob....class is in
session

BWAHAHHAHAHAHA !!!

On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 17:09:48 -0700, DeserTBob's Futile Efforts
wrote:

Question for the ****tard: If the audio's on one track, what's on the
other?

:::watching Noodles frantically try to find the answer on Wikiwiki:::



sharpen your pencil, and take your seat again, Boob....class is in
session

BWAHAHHAHAHAHA !!! snip

Translation: He doesn't know.

On Sep 4, 10:12 am, DeserTBoB wrote:
On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 17:09:48 -0700, DeserTBob's Futile Efforts

wrote:
Question for the ****tard: If the audio's on one track, what's on the
other?

:::watching Noodles frantically try to find the answer on Wikiwiki:::

sharpen your pencil, and take your seat again, Boob....class is in
session

BWAHAHHAHAHAHA !!! snip

Translation: He doesn't know.



you may as well be asking what time it is....

On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 07:43:54 -0700, tunnel port rustbucket
wrote:

you may as well be asking what time it is.... snip

Translation: He still doesn't know.

On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 13:57:28 -0700, DeserTBob's Futile Efforts
wrote:

http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=6fpfwwz

who woulda' thought, these things had such great sound- this is a
chintsy piano background music cart, used for theater productions

HOLY CRAP !

tape speed is everything snip

No, it isn't, ****head, but you're too stupid to understand how analog
magnetic tape systems work, and you'll never understand it. Lack of
IQ probably has a lot to do with that.

HEAD GAP is easily as important as tape speed. In fact, on many pro
machines, when you get up to 30 IPS, the bass end starts GOING AWAY
because the tape is running too fast for heads optimized for 7.5 and
15 IPS usage. This was especially a problem for Nortronics cheapie
replacement heads when used in Ampex machines. The ratio of head gap
width on playback in relationship to the length of the pole pieces was
the culprit there, but then again, you're too stupid to understand how
that works....right?

Question for the ****tard: If the audio's on one track, what's on the
other?

:::watching Noodles frantically try to find the answer on Wikiwiki:::

On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 17:09:48 -0700, DeserTBob's Futile Efforts
wrote:

Question for the ****tard: If the audio's on one track, what's on the
other?

:::watching Noodles frantically try to find the answer on Wikiwiki:::



sharpen your pencil, and take your seat again, Boob....class is in
session

BWAHAHHAHAHAHA !!! snip

Translation: He doesn't know.

On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 07:43:54 -0700, tunnel port rust bucket
wrote:

you may as well be asking what time it is.... snip

Translation: He still doesn't know.