[QuadList] Smith splicer, etc.

[Tom Evans]

Bill,

Most of the Low Band Mono tapes I recall were recorded with a 5 mil head
(not the standard 10 mil head).

The digital TBCs of the AVR-2 and TR-600 generation were clocked by an
oscillator locked to colorburst.  What happens when no colorburst is
present?  Perhaps a VR-1200 with AMTEC could do better.

-Tom Evans (with more questions than answers)



On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 2:41 PM, <bill.spencer at northstarstudios.tv> wrote:

>  All,
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> I am working on a recovery project and have had a splice part on me.  If
> anyone knows of a Smith splicer or a 2” audio straight cut splicer in or
> near Nashville that I could borrow for a few days please let me know.
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> Also, some of these tapes were recorded with improper deviation in LBM and
> the sync is low.  I can turn the demod level up so that the sync locks and
> then run the video through a proc amp to bring it back to normal, but it is
> still causing the MTBC in my TR-600 to have an excessive amount of jitter.
> Does anyone know of some old tricks to make a TR-600 play LBM better?  Was
> there ever a LBM demod for the AVR-2 or has anyone successfully modified
> one?  I have two extras so I have something to experiment with.
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> Tapping the well of all wisdom for all things quad, I thank you in advance.
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> Bill Spencer
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> RF Engineering Supervisor
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> NorthStar Studios, Inc.
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> 3201 Dickerson Pike
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> Nashville, TN 37207
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> Phone 615.650.6000 ext. 6610
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> Cell 615.445.5616
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> Fax 615.650.6027
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> email bill.spencer at northstarstudios.tv
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