surgediadem
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right dont have the cash for the dolby noise reduction cards for my tape mechine ( 2" 456 tape )
looking for a cheaper alternative.
looking for a cheaper alternative.
Dolby noise reduction
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....cheaper alternative to Dolby A or SR....well, the only real alternative is DBX 1, and I don't know how much less that would be for the number of cards you need (you say 2-inch, so I am assuming 16-24 tracks.)
Literally, off the top of my head, I cannot think of anything else but those formats that would do justice to your machine.
Best,
C.
Literally, off the top of my head, I cannot think of anything else but those formats that would do justice to your machine.
Best,
C.
surgediadem
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anyone know any other forums for info, its at Studer A 820
surgediadem
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meh sucks to be me lol. yeh its a 24 track setup want 48 but im not made of money.
dementedchord
Psychotic State alumni ch
$ .02
if your running at 30 ips you may not need it...
if your running at 30 ips you may not need it...
Try the board at www.electrical.com
They use four A820s (three 24 tracks and one 2 track) over there, and their full-time tech posts quite frequently on their board.
They use four A820s (three 24 tracks and one 2 track) over there, and their full-time tech posts quite frequently on their board.
SonicAlbert
Super-Sonic "Herb" Albert
You could also get a few DBX 900 racks and fill them with either 929 single ended noise reduction modules, or the 941 encoder and 942 decoder modules. The 941's and 942's go dirt cheap these days because nobody uses them anymore. You'd have to wire the racks, but this setup would probably cost less than a comparable Dolby setup.