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From: 09nilles%cuavax.dnet@netcon.cua.edu (Fiver Toadflax)
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Subject: dbx
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Date: 19 Sep 90 13:00:35 GMT
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>Anyone out there in "netland" using DBX on a cassette deck?  What do you
>think of it?

I have it both as a seperate component and as part of my tape deck.  I find
that if the volumes are not too high and you don't saturate the recording,
that one can get very good results that are hard to distinguish from a CD.

My tape deck has Dolby B, C and dbx.  I have done some comparison's between
the three where I don't record any signal.  The backround noise is as expected
noticeably less on the blank dbx encoded space.  I haven't compaired my
seperate with my dbx tape deck yet, and doubt I will.

My opinion of dbx : I love it.


Dave
09nilles@cua.bitnet