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Re: dolby b "unstretching" of tapes

Posted by Dave Pogue (A) on March 18, 2007 at 04:42:41

In Reply to: dolby b "unstretching" of tapes posted by tantra on March 17, 2007 at 23:17:55:

How much fidelity are you after? Seriously, if you can record them with a slight treble cut, it may be sufficient. There are quite a few stand-alone Dolby B units, but they're all ancient now and unless my experience is totally atypical, they are not very reliable. I went through three Teac units and one Nakamichi and they're long gone. Finally ended up with the only (as far as I know) Teac deck -- A2300SD -- with built-in Dolby and IT takes only 7" reels! Good luck. Others may have better and more positive advice.

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