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Sony 8mm Alignment Tape.

Sony 8mm Alignment Tape.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

Sony 8mm Alignment Tape.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

Sony 8mm Alignment Tape.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

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MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

AMPEX reel to reel TEST TAPE Reproduce Alignment 7.5 in/s 1/4, in very good used condition. Comes in its original case with the visible wear and tear. Several yet unlisted metal reels also available - do inquire if interested. Check my other listings - I will combine postage for multiple purchases.

This KR5-1V alignment tape is a must-have for anyone looking to service their Beta Betamax VCR. It is perfect for those who want to ensure their VCR is running at its best. The tape is used and has been well-maintained, making it an excellent choice for those who value quality and reliability. With its various aspects, such as its media type and type of alignment tape, it is sure to be a perfect fit for your needs. This product is part of the Consumer Electronics, TV, Video & Home Audio, TV, Video & Audio Accessories, Audio/Video Media Repair, A/V Repair Machines & Parts categories. Buy it now and take the first step towards ensuring that your VCR is running at its best!

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

MASTER CD STEREO Wide Band Tape Recorder Overall Frequency Response STANDARD ALIGNMENT DISK Version 3.00. This disk, priced at $35.00 in combination with any CD player will replace a precision audio signal generator which can cost thousands of dollars.It contains minimum necessary signals to test and adjust the Recording portion of any tape recorder to “flat” Frequency Response balance within wide 31.5Hz - 20kHz frequency range.The following procedure must be followed.Connect your CD player output to the input of the tape recorder under test. Select the particular brand and type of tape you plan to use. Using a blank reel (cassette) of this tape, perform the following series of adjustments in the following sequence: First, adjust the recording Level to 0-VU using Track 2, 1kHz signal. Next, adjust the recording head Azimuth for maximum output signal using Track 3 and Track 4, 8kHz and 15kHz tones monitoring recorded signal. Then, adjust the bias control for optimum flatness using Track 5, 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz tone sequence monitoring recorded signal. Next, adjust the noise balance control (if any) for minimum noise (no signal). Then, using Track 6 to Track 21, 31.5Hz-20kHz -20dB tones recorded on the CD adjust the recording equalizer of the tape recorder for most uniform 31.5Hz-20kHz frequency response monitoring recorded signal. Finally, adjust 0-VU level using Track 22, 1kHz 0dB tone monitoring recorded signal.The Master Disk is recorded with 0.002% Total Harmonic Distortion measured at 1kHz using industrial recording and test equipment.Each master track is recorded individually22 tracks 56 minutes including:Track 1. Procedures. Track 2. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 30 minutes. Track 3. 8kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 4. 15kHz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 5. 1kHz-10kHz-100Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes. Track 6. Reference 400Hz, -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds. Track 7-21. 31.5, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800Hz, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12.5, 15, 18, 20kHz -20dBref (-32 dBmax), Stereo, 20 seconds each tone. Track 22. 1kHz, 0dBref (-12 dBmax), Stereo, 10 minutes.

All Offers Welcome! Sony CR5-1B NTSC Betacam SP Alignment Tape w/ Case This item is in good condition. Comes from an old station upgrade. Includes alignment tape and case. I have another one listed separately.