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channels per side, using a tape speed of 3¾ ips (9.5 cm/s), and was compatible with
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Compact Cassette, which both came in smaller cartridges.
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30:was a magnetic tape audio cartridge format made by
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61:(equivalent to $ 1336 in 2023), a cassette was
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172:, Radiomuseum.org, retrieved 24 June 2017
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57:In the US, the player was offered for
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195:Philips EL 3581 (1958 – early 1960s)
91:and lost its market shares soon to
128:A picture gallery of the Sabamobil
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44:reel-to-reel audio tape recording
157:Forgotten Format: The Sabamobil
134:Technical Data of the Sabamobil
122:Forgotten Format: The Sabamobil
54:were placed between the reels.
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225:Discontinued media formats
138:Rottenburg an der Laaber
20:Sabamobil tape cartridge
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124:, YouTube, 22 June 2017
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215:Consumer electronics
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100:dictation machine
24:Audio tape format
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209:Categories
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144:References
181:(German)
168:(German)
78:broadcast
48:Tape head
28:Sabamobil
118:Techmoan
81:receiver
104:Philips
93:8-track
59:US$ 136
52:capstan
67:US$ 45
63:US$ 14
50:and
40:mono
36:inch
32:SABA
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