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From: gould!infocenter!smatchun@encore.encore.com (Scott Matchunis)
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Subject: DBX
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Date: 17 Sep 90 12:59:11 GMT
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I've been reading the discussions about Dolby (initially, whether Ray
Dolby's possible hearing impairment might influence his engineering) and
how well it works/doesn't work on cassette decks.

So I'm curious, what is the consensus of opinion on DBX for home cassette
decks? I have it on mine and like it much better than Dolby B.  Have never
compared it to Dolby C or any of the other noise reduction systems
available.

Anyone out there in "netland" using DBX on a cassette deck?  What do you
think of it?

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