Half-inch tape
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"Back then the job entailed converting the music from half-inch tape to vinyl. I started putting my name on the dead wax on the first record, because I wanted to keep track of what I was doing. A lot of times, record companies did not give you credit on the records. It was a way for me to know that I actually mastered that record. It was also a way to tell that the record wasn't a reproduction made by a bootlegger."--"Herbie Was Here" (1998) by Chuck Miller |
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Half-inch tape refers to magnetic tape with a width of 12.7 mm in a format such as:
- Computer magnetic tape data storage
- Reel-to-reel
- Cartridge
- IBM 3480
- IBM 3590
- IBM 3592
- Digital Linear Tape (DLT)
- Linear Tape-Open (LTO)
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