DBX Recording Technology Series Model 224 Type II Tape Noise Reduction System 1987 It features a high-resolution 14 Trailer Era:1969-1975

Name: DBX Recording Technology Series Model 224 Type II Tape Noise Reduction System 1987 It features a high-resolution 14 Trailer Era:1969-1975
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DBX Recording Technology Series Model 224 Type II Tape Noise Reduction System 1987 It features a high resolution 14 Trailer Era:1969 1975 It features a high resolution 14 The variable aperture design balances optical performance with portability It provides over 30 dB of broadband tape noise reduction along with a 10 dB improvement in recording headroom frequency response of 40 Hz to 20 kHz

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