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Subject: Questions on Biasing - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 7-Aug-83 03:29:57 EDT
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uiucuxc!sigurd    Jul 27 18:27:00 1983


I just had a  small question referring to biasing and its affect
on recordings:
  Not being a member of the flat_response, audiophilist group,
  I admit to enjoying a sound that favors higher frequencies.
  In other words, I like bright recordings. Now, when dealing     
  with the biasing of chromium tapes, what type of change (increase
  or decrease) should be made to accomplish this effect.  Also, if there 
  is a fairly simple explanation to how biasing works or how it actually
  affects the recording, I would love to hear it.

		      -Back with more questions
		       as soon as I remember them.

		       Eric