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TRUE-TO-LIFE FIDELITY At the end of the war, the brocldcosting industry war excited by the prosped of o tape recorder based on the captured patents of the German magnetic tape machines. The true-to-life fidelity mclehine developed by the Ampex Compuny is the only instrument in the world today which adds American engineering developments and "know-how" to the advancements the Germans made in h i s field. This instrument meets and surpasses the FCC requirements for FM broadcasting reproducing music and voice at the peak of realism.

Over-all frequency response from line input to line output is 30 fo 15,000 cycles within a plus or minus 1 db. Dirtorlion: 4% IMD (40 and 2000 cycles). Signal to noise wtio: MI db. or bettar bawd on maximum signal level as that to pmduce 4% IM. Running time: 35 minutes. Rewind tima: 3'15 minuter (optional 1% minutes). Tape speed: 30 inches per second. Input: 600 ohms minus 20 to plus 10 dbm. Outpuk 50 to 600 ohms minus 4 to plus 10 dbm.

PAYS FOR ITSELF The ability to use magnetic tape over and over ogain pro-

vider highest quality at lowest possible cost for loco1 and

regional delayed brmdcssts .of network programs. There

i s no waste of malerial as with discs; there am no discards;

and editing a program on tape only requims a pair of

scissors. Based on average operation and personnel costs,

the full price of the machine will be saved in a short time. .

No complicated fadem to operate - no dials to wateh - the entire operation of the Ampex unit i s controlled by five

push-buttons on the table-top panel. Buttens are franspar-

arnt and lightetd to show which button was last depressed.

They can be operakd at the machine or by remotamcontrol.

A few minutes' practice mnd anyone will become experf in

using the Ampex machine to record or play-back.

EASY TO EDIT Programs can be edited with unprecedented speed and

accuracy. The tape is olways in proper running position.

Therefore, it is not necessary to check the threading each

time a splice is mode. Noise-free splices are mode in a

motter of seconds with scissors and "SCOTCH" Cellulose

Tape. Due to the fast speed of the tape and the ease of

handling the Ampex machine, it is actually possible to cut

Dn "I" off the end of a word.

EASY TO MAINTAIN . All electronic components are soif-contained unih of the

plug-in type. They .are shack mounted on a sturdy steel

frame within the cabinet. Any unit can be quickly removed

and replaced without disconnecting cables. Gold pl-d

cobifacts in heavy connectors awum proper aiignment of

the plugs when chamis are incerted.

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EASY TO THREAD No complicated loops to form . . . Merely place 35 minutes . of tape on the feed spindle, attoch the end of the tape to the take-up reel and drop the tape into the straight-line record-erase-pla yback head. Tape unwinds from le f t spindle, past the idler, through the heads, past the constant-speed drive capstan and automatic stop-switch to take-up reel.

When the tape has been recorded, the machine uutomat- icolly shufs off and a simple push button control starts the rewind mechanism.

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