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From: uchuck@ecsvax.uncecs.edu (Charles Bennett)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Dolby HX Pro and Nakamichi
Summary: HX-PRO is great.
Message-ID: <5510@ecsvax.uncecs.edu>
Date: 2 Aug 88 18:22:07 GMT
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Organization: UNC - Chapel Hill
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I'm sure Nak. could use HX-PRO if they could get their machines to
work at all.  Sorry about that, I tried to buy a Nak. a few years
ago and every one the salesman brought out refused to work.

HX-PRO is in my opinion one of the great advances in cassette recording
to come out since the original Dolby B.  By reducing the bias during
passages with a lot of high frequency content one keeps from saturating
the tape, avoiding distortion and compression.  I don't believe the
type of head in the machine can do what HX-PRO is designed to accomplish
or produce the results that HX-PRO does.  Tapes made without HX-PRO
seem dull and without presence in comparison.

However; it is just an opinion.
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