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Tape Sings

Continued from page 92

another

story. Played

through their

own

speakers

most cartridge systems

sound

like

table

-model FM

radios.

Bass is not really

adequate by

audiophile standards, and treble

has been

boosted to provide

a slightly un-

natural

sound. Played

through

a component

system, Fidelipac,

Lear, and

Norelco

car-

tridges

all sound somewhat better -though

none is the

equal

of a good

71/2-ips

reel -to-

reel tape.

The best sound

comes from Fidelipac (we

sampled some of International Tape

Car-

tridge Corp.'s Command titles),

which

pro-

vides

generally

good

and full

bass response

through a

big speaker

system. Mid -range

is

accurately

reproduced,

as is treble.

We

found

only

a

slight

mellowing

of the upper

ranges, compared with

a disc copy

of

the

same music. The Lear -Jet system produces

a

similar frequency

response

(on

the basis

of RCA Victor

recordings

by Morton

Gould,

the Boston Pops,

and

Peter Nero), but there

is

a definite

increase

in tape hiss and a slight

accentuation of

treble response

compared

to

Fidelipac.

"Check

the

side

window, Boss! There's

a blond, about

23,

5'

9 ", 1 20 lbs...."

FEBRUARY

-MARCH,

1967

This table

-model player

also accepts Nor -

elco

cassette. Lid

exposes speaker grille.

Norelco's

I %B -ips

tape has slightly less

audible

tape

hiss

than

Lear

-Jet, but

a slightly

less

natural

treble sound as

well.

At the

same time,

Norelco's

bass tones are

not as

clear or

crisp as Fidelipac's (tests were

made

with

cartridges

recorded

from Command

discs).

Wow

and

flutter, however, which

used to

bedevil reel -to

-reel

slow

-speed

recordings,

are inaudible on

all these systems. And

while

none of

these systems offers

a

hi -fi

alternative

to a good

component disc- or

tape-

reproducing

system,

one

significant

fact

remains. For

the truth of the matter is that

all

can

produce

excellent results on the

road.

White's

Radio

Log

Continued from page 111

17805

17810

17815

17820

17825

17845

-

PCJ

-

TAV

-

LLN

-

-

Deutsche Welle

Relay

R.

Nederland

R. de Sao

Paulo

R. Ankara

R. Australia

R.

Canada

R. Norway

R. Japan

R. Sweden

Kigali, Rwanda

1745

Hilversum,

Netherlands

1500

Sao

Paulo,

Brazil 2200

Ankara, Turkey

1415

Melbourne,

Australia

0330

Montreal,

P.Q.

1745

Oslo, Norway

1500

Tokyo,

Japan

0800

Stockholm.

Sweden

1400

WNYW

R. New

York

New York,

N.Y.

1305

Worldwide Cairo.

Egypt

1330

17850 - United

Arab BC Brussels,

Belg.

1715

17860

ORU V. Friendship Nicosia,

Cyprus

0900

17885 - BBC

Relay

Budapest Hungary

1930

17890

- R. Budapest Accra,

Ghana

1500

17910

-

Ghana BC

Prague,

Czech.

0330

I3

-Meter

Band

-21450

-21750

kHz

21450

R. Prague

Lisbon,

Portugal

1815

21495

CSA67 R. Nacional

Melbourne,

21540

R. Australia

Australia

0100

21545

Ghana BC

Accra, Ghana

457

21600

R. Tanzania

Dar es

Salaam,

Tanzania

530

21665

R. Budapest

Budapest, Hungary

930

21670

LLP

R. Norway

Oslo,

Norway

500

21685

R. Budapest Budapest, Hungary

930

21730

LLQ

R. Norway Oslo, Norway

500

21790

V.

Denmark Copenhagen,

Denmark

330

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