On most tape recorders is a switch is called "Beat Cancel".
From a circuit, the position of this switch changes the bias oscillator frequency.
One of the reasons for having this switch is to eliminate AM/FM radio interference when recording.
Is another reason for having this switch is for use with "normal" and "metal" tapes?
From a circuit, the position of this switch changes the bias oscillator frequency.
One of the reasons for having this switch is to eliminate AM/FM radio interference when recording.
Is another reason for having this switch is for use with "normal" and "metal" tapes?
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