Re: [ARSCLIST] Dolby B, et al and now ANRS

[Steven Smolian <smolians@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, Peter,

I'd keep an eye on eBay and see what those initials bring up.  With any 
luck, you'll find a restored machine with this attriubute.

Steve

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From: "Punto" <punto@xxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Friday, October 26, 2007 10:17 PM
Subject: [ARSCLIST] Dolby B, et al and now ANRS


> I had a JVC portable (sort of an audiophile boombox with built in speaker) 
> deck for years that featured ANRS (I believe it stood either for Automatic 
> [or Audio] Noise Reduction System) and SUPER ANRS. Unfortunately, one has 
> to say, many of my cassettes outlived the deck which died sometime in the 
> late seventies or early eighties. They are still playable and don't sound 
> too bad, but I do wonder how what I am hearing differs from what it would 
> sound like on an ANRS machine.
>
> Anyone else remember this noise reduction format (or the machines that 
> used it, for that matter)? Anyone know how to simulate it?
>
> Peter Hirsch
> > Don't forget, we have:
> > Dolby A, SR, B, C, S
> > dbx I, II
> > Telcom C4, Nakamichi High Com II
> > Burwen companding in one or two flavours
>
>
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