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From: klieb@uicsl.UUCP
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Subject: Approximating Dolby On Cheap Boxes
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Date: Sat, 6-Jun-87 16:47:00 EDT
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In order to reduce wear and tear on many of my albums I have made copies
of them on cassette tape. That way I occasionally wear out the tapes, but
the vinyl records remain in near-new condition. I have been shopping recently
for an AM-FM cassette player. Many of the reasonably-priced "boom boxes" have
"graphic equalizers", but virtually all of them lack Dolby noise reduction
circuitry. Since my cassettes were recorded with Dolby C, I am wondering if
anyone who is familiar with the Dolby process can recommend a setting for the
graphic equalizer switches that will result in approximately normal tone.

Suggestions? Thanks.

                                           Kurt Liebezeit
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