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I'am stuck here redesigning a circuit for some of my machines and came across this 'check from WXLO formerly WOR-fm.
Be forewarned, the quality is mediocre at best, but it is stereo. This labor day show was a countdown of the top hits of 1970-three years earlier, the station's sound had changed alot since then, it had gotten steadily more compressed and had dropped the old Drake era jungles in favor of what in a few months would be further scaled back to just the famous "shotgun". This tape clearly shows the transistion between the two styles.
If you can tolerate the grainy audio you'll also notice how wide the stereo separation was in comparison to today's heavily processed signals. At the end of the tape you'll hear a cart that failed to fire and a "CYA" filler song from 1972 somewhat awkwardly segued instead, the unexpected thrills of the Fidelipack era.
Lino
I'am stuck here redesigning a circuit for some of my machines and came across this 'check from WXLO formerly WOR-fm.
Be forewarned, the quality is mediocre at best, but it is stereo. This labor day show was a countdown of the top hits of 1970-three years earlier, the station's sound had changed alot since then, it had gotten steadily more compressed and had dropped the old Drake era jungles in favor of what in a few months would be further scaled back to just the famous "shotgun". This tape clearly shows the transistion between the two styles.
If you can tolerate the grainy audio you'll also notice how wide the stereo separation was in comparison to today's heavily processed signals. At the end of the tape you'll hear a cart that failed to fire and a "CYA" filler song from 1972 somewhat awkwardly segued instead, the unexpected thrills of the Fidelipack era.
Lino
