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Ever since the CD came out, many
people have completely switched from other formats and are no
longer able to play their favorite music. Transfer the LP that's not
available anymore onto a CD, without the
scratches, and have it Derumbleized!
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Keep your collection of 78rpm records in
pristine condition by putting them on CD and hear them like they
were meant to be heard, played back with the right equalization.
Listen to a Bob Hope 16 inch transcription record played back using the correct equalization,
and using the wrong equalization (RIAA).
Note the boomy bass and missing highs in the RIAA playback.
Or, put your homemade recordings made in local studios on CD. These aluminum core acetate records decompose over time, and the process is irreversible, but they can be cleaned and saved while there's still time.
Cardboard records coated with plastic can be played also, as well as plastic flexible records like Dictaphone discs or promotional records. (remember the recording of Apollo 11 landing on the moon in the National Geographic Magazine?) Even aluminum 78 records can be played.
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Make a compilation of your
favorite singles that you can take with you.
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Take your garage band recordings
and make a demo CD, with no tape
hiss!
Tapes deteriorate over time, making them unplayable; do a CD transfer while you still can!
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Family memories made
years ago on reel to reel tape can be preserved on CD.
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Remove that annoying tape hiss
from your favorite cassettes.
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The obscure DCC (digital compact
cassette) can be made into a CD that's playable
anywhere.
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Your recordings on the older but equally obscure Elcaset can be put on CD
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Obsolete 8-track tapes can be
restored also.
Many of these are unplayable due to the deterioration of the tape itself over time. Restore your favorite 8-tracks before it's too late!
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Save that brilliant speech you
made for posterity.
Even better, give your boss a copy!
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Even antique wire recordings can
be brought into this century! (played back using solid-state
electronics)
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Give Grandma the gift of enjoying
her favorite Edison 4 minute cylinder records again!
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