[78-L] Pre-recorded DAT..ever seen one?

[David Lennick]

A digital format that used very small cassettes and scared the sh*t out of the 
record companies because suddenly there was no loss and it could be duplicated, 
till an anti-copy system was forced into all consumer models. (It's in the 
professional machines as well, but takes about a sixteenth of a second to 
defeat, per instructions in the manual.)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Audio_Tape

dl

On 8/20/2012 3:56 PM, bmcclung78 at gmail.com wrote:
> What is DAT?
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> Jack Raymond noted that Delta Music issued more than 40 pre-recorded DAT titles in the late 1980s--we had several classical and jazz titles at KSMU. Actually, we stilll have them but don't have a working machine on which to play them... mostly Capriccio classical stuff, Marriner conducting various things, and a few jazz titles.  They serviced us with CD copies of nearly all them too.
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> Randy Stewart, Arts Producer
> KSMU
> Springfield MO
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