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Old 03-23-2017, 08:31 PM
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Ok, I've decided to resurrect my old reel to reel (Teac 1000R) and I have a dozen or so recorded tapes from back in the 80's. Looking forward to putting some current music on tape.

Here'e the question. And I apologize up front if this turns out to be a DUH question.

Current hi res audio at 24/192 is obviously better than CD quality. Can the tape take advantage of the higher res? If not, where's the sweet spot?
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