agreed. and it was fully adopted at the beginning of the 60ies, if i'mnot mistaken.DewDude420 wrote:There were no "high-fidelity" 78's. The term High-Fidelity didn't come in to use till sometime in the 50's..and it was a genericzed term to refer to the advancements in audio reproduction/recording.
The RIAA curve was standardized in 1954, adoption took longer.
Recording 78 rpm records at 33 or 45 rpm
-
danielvulrich
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Mon May 16, 2011 9:14 am
- Contact:
Re: Recording 78 rpm records at 33 or 45 rpm
-
Nochangeleft
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Sat Sep 10, 2011 5:45 pm
Re: Recording 78 rpm records at 33 or 45 rpm
I use GodWave for albums and .45's and it works great. My turntable will play 78's at 78-rpm's. I have about 2,000 or more 78's for sale. 