#Music cobalt restaurant plus

For smaller and smaller incremental improvement, you have to spend exponentially more. The higher you get in terms of sonic improvements, the laws of diminishing returns get greater and greater. In some ways, it could be considered an example of the 80/20 rule: In order to get 20% better sound, you have to spend 80% more. However, it can be argued that it's not a SIGNIFICANT improvement. In most cases, some of your finer metals (generally from about 1982-1993 ± a couple years) used on a good deck DO sound better than oxides. Metal tapes are also the hardest to erase. If you wanted to keep the recording for a long time, you used a metal tape. Metal tapes were known for lasting the longest. Only thing is metal tapes had less natural treble (distortion?) quality. Metal tapes take the most signal, have less hiss then type 1 tapes, and have the best treble response with good low end like type 1s. Also some have complained about the top layer of the tape being scrubbed off after the first few plays. Probably the best tape to buy for a pleasing sound quality, but most decks aren't able to use these tapes and the tapes themselves are not common. Next are type 3 tapes which were to combine the bass response of type 1s with the treble response of type 2s. Pure chromes also tended to have a more natural treble sound compare to metal tapes. Chrome tapes were known for not having as good a bass response as type 1s. Pure chrome tapes had better noise levels, but couldn't take as much signal as cobalt type 2 tapes. Next are chrome tapes which excelled at better treble response. Some people use type 1 tapes to 'color' the sound and give it a more pleasing playback.

#Music cobalt restaurant plus

The better type 1s outperformed some chrome and metal tapes and had elevated treble response, plus they took more signal to record at higher levels. The most rounded tape that can be used just for voice recording, or some music. With some normal and chrome tapes- there also could be varying levels of performance. There are the general versions and then there are the top flight versions. There are two levels of types 1, 2, and 4. Then finally there is type 4 metal tapes. I suspect that in place of pure chrome, they also used cobalt in type 3 tapes. Then there is type 3 (not common) which was a ferro-chrome tape mixed into one being a dual layer tape. Then there is type 2 which can either be a true chrome tape or a cobalt doped tape with similar performance to pure chrome. Type 1 is a ferro tape which is the original and most basic tape type. We know there are four tape types, of which three are common. Anyone hear with thoughts can help fill in here. Polo Assn.I'd thought I'd start a thread on helping people choose what type of tape is best for certain recordings, and what each tape type's strengths and weakness are. Shoppers Stop Allen Solly Helios Lenskart Shoppers Stop U.S. Jyotiba Medical Omkar Medical and General Store Yash Chemist New Purvi Medical Stores Giriraj Pharmacy Pooja Medical & General Stores Apollo Pharmacy Pavitra Medical POPULAR FASHION HUBS Terrace Grill Cafe Azzure Ecstasy Bar And Eatery Char Bar Gilly's Restobar The Terrace at Gilly's Redefined Sherlock's Pub Hotel Kunal POPULAR PHARMACIES Kothrud, Pune Kalyan Nagar, Bangalore Koramangala, Bangalore Sector 29, Gurgaon Wakad, Hyderabad Chembur, Mumbai Connaught Place (cp), New Delhi New BEL Road, Bangalore POPULAR DINE-IN Pune Bangalore New Delhi Mumbai Hyderabad Kolkata Gurgaon Noida POPULAR LOCALITIES Registered Office Address: Plot No.379 & 380, Sector - 29, Near IFFCO Chowk Metro Station, Gurugram, Haryana-122001, India Name of the Company: SAMAST TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED CATEGORIES: Restaurants Beauty Fashion Grocery Fitness Electronics Hotel Pharmacy Other