IN TRADE GennLab 5 Hz RAMM Speed Check Cassette

The Random Access Music Memory (abbreviated RAMM) is a system to easily locate and play any desired music selection on a tape.

The system works by recording an inaudible code signal (5 Hz) on the blank space between selections on a tape.

This Cassette is recorded for the RAMM system calibration of Nakamichi N-700ZXL and N-1000ZXL cassette decks:

1. For Reel Motor Speed Adjustment in RAMM Slow Mode.
2. For RAMM Detector Amplifier Gain Adjustment.

Tapes Recorded on new TDK, MAXELL or TEAC 17u tape

Each Cassette Tape is a Master tape (not a copy). Cassettes are recorded OFF SHELL using an OTARI 0.15" (3.81mm) Reel-to-Reel MX-5050BIII-F-P4 Production full-track tape recorder and professional test equipment. The Capstan motor of the tape recorder is controlled by digital Quartz- Locked PLL. This can work at standard speeds with 0.01% accuracy, and at any speed from 1-7/8 to 30 ips using an external clock generator. (If required a cassette can be recorded at 30 IPS)

Reproduction or Playback Head of the tape recorder is a 4-track 4-channel head to measure Level unevenness @ 400 Hz. PLEASE NOTE. Level unevenness is checked totally across the tape (not along the tape) before recording. Tapes with difference in Level more than 0.2 dB are discarded

Reproduction Equalization is calibrated using a Constant Magnetic Field Transducer which has been designed by GennLab.

Duration 30 min recorded at the from 00 min 10 sec to 30min 10 sec

Level fluctuation less than +/-0.1 dB measured. Typically +/-0.06 dB

Frequency fluctuation +/-0.01% measured

This Tape is equivalent to Nakamichi DA09061A Test Tapes

More information and options on http://www.gennlab.com

FYI, The Japanese ABEX stopped the production and sales of ALL test cassettes in October 2010

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