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Wire recording, also
known as
magnetic wire recording, was the
first magnetic recording technology, an
analog type of
audio storage. It
recorded sound...
- The 8-track tape (formally
Stereo 8;
commonly called eight-track
cartridge, eight-track tape, and eight-track) is a magnetic-tape
sound recording technology...
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first c****ette
formats also used the term "
cartridge", in
modern usage the term "
cartridge" and "tape
cartridge"
usually refers to a
plastic unit that only...
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purchased the
patent rights to the "
wire cartridge" in the
spring or
early summer of 1828. The
patent for "
wire cartridge" was
issued by the
English Patent...
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Photophone (1929)
Fantasound (1940)
Loose magnetic wire Wire recording (1898)
Magnetic wire cartridge Lorenz Textophon (1942) US Army RD-11B/GNQ-1 (1944)...
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owned and used at
their residences. In the 1960s, the use of 8-track
cartridges and c****ette
tapes were
introduced as alternatives. By the late 1980s...
- A tape
cartridge, also
known as a tape cart, is a
storage medium used for
audio recording,
video recording, or data
storage that
includes a
magnetic tape...
- The RCA tape
cartridge (labeled the RCA
Sound Tape
Cartridge) is a
magnetic tape
audio format that was
designed to
offer stereo quarter-inch reel-to-reel...
- reel-to-reel
audio tape and
enclosing it, with its reels, in a
small case (
cartridge)—hence "c****ette".
These spools and
their attendant parts are held inside...
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tapes was one of
several factors that
confined tape to a
niche market.
Cartridge and c****ette
tapes were more
convenient and less
expensive than reel-to-reel...