High Com noise reduction

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High Com noise reduction is an analog audio noise-reduction system developed by Telefunken to reduce tape hiss and improve the dynamic range of cassette and reel-to-reel recordings.

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High Com noise reduction canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf analog audio noise-reduction system ⓘ
appliesTo cassette tape recordings ⓘ
reel-to-reel tape recordings ⓘ
category audio engineering ⓘ
sound recording technology ⓘ
competesWith Dolby B ⓘ
Dolby C ⓘ
dbx noise reduction ⓘ
compressionRatio 2:1 ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Germany ⓘ
developer Telefunken ⓘ
expansionRatio 1:2 ⓘ
hasVariant High Com II ⓘ
High Com III ⓘ
introducedInDecade 1970s ⓘ
market hi-fi audio ⓘ
noiseTypeReduced tape hiss ⓘ
operatingPrinciple compander ⓘ
processingDomain analog audio signal ⓘ
purpose improve dynamic range ⓘ
reduce tape hiss ⓘ
requires compatible High Com decoder ⓘ
compatible High Com encoder ⓘ
signalPath decode during playback ⓘ
encode during recording ⓘ
status largely obsolete ⓘ
targetMedium magnetic tape ⓘ
usedWith consumer tape decks ⓘ
semi-professional tape recorders ⓘ

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Dolby S → competesWith → High Com noise reduction ⓘ