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.

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.

Sony TC-K7B II cassette deck Serviced with tape path alignment excellent condition throughout

For sale is this Ampex Test Tape Reel to Reel tape.Considering its age, I would consider this reel to reels, and the metal case, to be in a good/very good used condition with marks and signs or wear/use and storage. Please check out all the pictures (and ensure you zoom in for closer inspection) as these are of the actual item for sale and make up a large part of the description.This came from a music obsessed gentleman, and his Reel to Reel collection was his pride and joy. To be honest, other than knowing this is a test tape, thats the extent of my knowledge!Written on the box, and sticker on the reel, is:Ampex Test TapeReproduce Alignment 15 IPS NAB 1/2 Full TrackHard to find much about this exact tape, but in general they seem to be pretty rare and sought after. Very hard to price, so open to sensible offers. Please note, I do not have a Reel to Reel recorder/player and as such I am unable to test this but seeing how it was loving cared for, stored etc I have no doubt it will be fine BUT it is sold as untested with NO RETURNS! It comes as pictured, in the metal tin, nothing else is included. Will be expertly packaged for delivery and will be sent fully insured too. Happy to ship abroad, this will be done via the Global Shipping Programme and they supply the cost of this.Payment via Ebay or cash on collection from Norwich (I am in Lingwood) or with prior arrangement I can possibly deliver in and around Norwich/Yarmouth!Any questions just ask. Thanks

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.

Here we have a vintage genuine JVC MH-2H alignment tape for the S-VHS PAL 625 format. I’ve listed it as used but in truth it has never been used other than when first obtained it was put in a machine to check it was OK. The videocassette is in extremely good condition, the sleeve has a couple of grubby marks and some slight yellowing but is otherwise good. Please checkout my history and thanks for looking. Happy bidding.

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Please DO NOT PAY BEFORE I SEND AN INVOICE with the proper shipping fee as below: Under 100g (1 cassette tape): 9.80 USD (to USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France) Under 250g (2 - 3 cassette tapes): 13.50 USD (to USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France) Under 500g (3 - 6 cassette tapes): 17.70 USD (to USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France) Under 1.0Kg (6 - about 12 cassette tapes): 29.10 USD (to USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France) Under 2.0Kg (about 13 - about 25 cassette tapes): 45.00 USD (to USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France) 3. JapanPost still cannot get sufficient logistics by direct air-cargo to India, Russia, Belarus, and some other countries. Please be patient enough to wait for their resume. If you think you cannot wait, NEVER PUT YOUR BID. I am very sorry for this inconvenience. My tapes are NOT mint. If you hope mint condition on the tapes, NEVER bid for my items. I do not accept zero-feedback bidders any more. No exemption! No mercy!! When I see a zero-feedback bidder already bid, I will delete the bid at once, and will ban him/her in the black list. ?new/old: ( x )sealed ( )opened-unused ( )used ?rarity: ( x )legendary ( )ultra-rare ( )rare ( )usual ( )give-away ?market: ( )US/EU ( x )Japan ( )others ?type: ( x ) I /normal ( ) II /high ( ) III /Fe-Cr ( ) IV /metal ( )accessory ?case: ( )paper ( x )normal & sharp-edged ( )normal & round-edged ( )slim ( )colored ( )designed special ?condition : ( 5 )seal ( 5 )case ( 5 )cassette half ( s )ribbon ( 5 )write-protect tabs ( u )card ( 5 )labels ( u )additional labels Perfect condition! Nearly mint ;O) This is a very rare UD alignment tape named UD122, but this does not mean 122 minutes tape, but is just a product number. It is an alignment tape of UD60. Shipping only by JP(Japan Post) services with Registered Tracking Number The registered tracking number will be provided to the buyer, and I will not be responsible for any damage and custom procedures after dispatch. I can combine (update) invoices of 4 weeks purchases maximum if you want to combine shipping. In detail, see below. I can dispatch packets/parcels on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. I need whole one day to pack the items. Please pay or make a dispatch order one day before at latest. If you pay on Friday, I will dispatch on the next Wednesday. Shipping Fees & Combined Shipping Fees The fees shown in the shipping tab may not be correct, because eBays shipping fee management does not handle from outside US to outside US. The actual shipping fees: SEE BELOW!! The winner, please wait for my invoice with the correct shipping fee. Standard Shipping (Small Packet + Tracking Number): Will be insured up to 6,000 JPY (= approx. 60 USD) maximum per packet. If you instruct me the custom declaration amount lower than the actual one, no one can be responsible to more than the amount you suggest. Will be delivered usually in 5-10 business days after dispatch. This duration will vary depending on the recipients custom procedure. 1 cassette tape: 8.70 USD (to Asia), 9.90 USD (to Canada, Middle America, Europe, Oceania, or Middle East), 10.30 USD (to South America), 14.40 USD (to USA or US Territories) 2 cassette tapes: 9.80 USD (to Asia), 11.40 USD (to Canada, Middle America, Europe, Oceania, or Middle East), 12.50 USD (to South America), 16.00 USD (to USA or US Territories) 3 cassette tapes: 10.90 USD (to Asia), 12.90 USD (to Canada, Middle America, Europe, Oceania, or Middle East), 14.80 USD (to South America), 17.70 USD (to USA or US Territories) 4 cassette tapes: 12.00 USD (to Asia), 14.40 USD (to Canada, Middle America, Europe, Oceania, or Middle East), 17.00 USD (to South America), 19.30 USD (to USA or US Territories) 5 cassette tapes: 13.20 USD (to Asia), 15.90 USD (to Canada, Middle America, Europe, Oceania, or Middle East), 19.30 USD (to South America), 20.90 USD (to USA or US Territories) 6 cassette tapes and above: Please ask or see below. 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The surcharge amount depends on the country you live, and will change often. If you prefer EMS shipping, please ask through the personal message before paying. (Roughly calculating, the EMS Shipping fee is 2 to 3 times as high as the Standard Shipping fee at this moment.) Combined Shipping Instruction 1. Items which you have just won in a day only: Just wait for my invoice, which shows the combined shipping fee. 2. Items which you have just won + which you may win in coming future weeks: Option-A: Tell me your idea. Then I can combine invoices of 4 weeks purchases at maximum. (eBay invoices cannot be updated if they include sales older than 1 month.) Option-B: Balance the single invoice, and tell me NOT to dispatch your items yet. In the next invoice with the additional purchases, the shipping fee will be just an adjustment. Whichever option you choose, the total combined shipping fee you finally pay will be the same minimized ;O)

Looks to be in great condition. Thanks

Standard Tape Lab. STL 31-AP Cartridge Reproduce Alignment Test Tape 7.5IPS will ship meda mail only

Sony TC-K7B II cassette deck Serviced with tape path alignment excellent condition throughout