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The Tape Recorder Centre—The Country's Leading Specialists in Tape Elizabethan Recording the TAPE PRICE 116 APRILVol. 4 1962No. 3 RECORDER INCORPORATING "SOUND AND CINE" IN THIS NUMBER e Frequency and Wavelength in Tape Recording • Our Readers Write • Tape Recorder Service • Details of New Products e The Calibration and Use of Test Tapes • Equipment Reviewed e Sound and Cine e These Dealers offer Good Service e Tape Recorder Workbench • Audio Festival Details e News from the World of Tape Wkdt4 pam eked-Li-cue dlt.tit&eas? Yes, indeed, you may well ask "Why do people continue to pay 81 guineas for a Ferrograph when they can buy aTape Recorder for less than half this price?" We venture to suggest that those who choose the Ferrograph do so for several sound reasons. Firstly, there are those who have learned from past —and perhaps bitter—experience that low price invariably means alow standard of performance. How can it be otherwise when price is the manufacturer's main objective? 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