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where can I buy recording heads for this tape echo?

thanks
Boris

Can't help ye buddy.
But you've just pinpointed, spot on, the reason I never do tape echo repairs.

Dirk_Hendrik wrote:Can't help ye buddy.
But you've just pinpointed, spot on, the reason I never do tape echo repairs.

ooo man mister Dirk....if you (anf fiew others) can't help me ......than ........

but can someone explain how circuit for erasing works......there is oscilator and little trafo.....so it is multivibrator ecc82 creating sound that is inaudible....and that is how tape is erased?

http://www.schematicheaven.com/effects/ ... _ng-51.pdf

writing heads were replaced with some strange little ones...and I could not measure them with ohmmeter....I've opened one ,and it was isolated with little plastic part from input cable...

help please

I could find heads from some old magnetophons????....or modern tape recorders?

thanks

Boris

The erase oszillator normally runs on 100 kHz, so it is inaudible.

A part of this 100 kHz signal is also used to "bias" the tape (to reduce distortion).

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