Recent developments in phonograph disc recording have placed increased demands on the playback transducer. Both dynamic range and bandwidth have been extended, particularly on discrete four channel records. The dynamic vibration absorber principle is studied as a means of extending transducer bandwidth without compromising other parameters. An application of the vibration absorber is developed for use in a top quality magnetic phone pickup that provides high performance through almost five decades of frequency.

Author: Groh, Allen R.
Affiliation: Shure Brothers Incorporated, Evanston, IL
AES Convention: 55 (October 1976) Paper Number: 1138
Publication Date: October 1, 1976 Import into BibTeX
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