Automatic switching device for cassette tape recorder with low f

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360 66, 360 73, G11B 1506, G11B 1549

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042888271

ABSTRACT:
An automatic switching device for a cassette tape recorder is provided which includes a detecting member disposed within the tape recorder for cooperation with at least one detection opening provided in a tape cassette so as to indicate the variety of a magnetic tape internally housed therein, thereby establishing an optimum bias and/or an optimum tape speed for the tape recorder, a compensation circuit compensates for low frequency signals recorded on the tape when the detecting member determines that such compensation is desirable.

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Uhrer ad in Stereo Review, vol. 35, No. 4, Oct. 1975, p. 120.

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