Tape Head Lubricant at Forrest Jessie blog

Tape Head Lubricant. Squeaky tapes can have many causes: The tape itself, the slip sheets, the guide rollers, the shell may have suffered small but detectable. Iirc some tapes used to come with a silicone lubricant but i personally have never added anything to a tape head as a lubricant. Is this still a common practice on. A lubricant is defined as a substance. I use the head lubricant on the heads and guides. However, a standard lubaricant applied to heads and guides is not an effective solution. I ran across a video on youtube where the guy applied a tape head lubricant to the heads after cleaning. I am seeking opinions and experiences with the use of tape head lubricant. Even if lubricant would allow it to move (it won't, not even if you lube the tape, i tried) it's a bad idea because the lubricant makes a film. Tape head lubricant is any of several products that will minimize the inherent friction between a moving tape surface and the stationary. I first used the product that radio shack used to. My hearing is not what it once was but i notice a difference in sound quality and extended.

Tape head lubricant is any of several products that will minimize the inherent friction between a moving tape surface and the stationary. Iirc some tapes used to come with a silicone lubricant but i personally have never added anything to a tape head as a lubricant. A lubricant is defined as a substance. The tape itself, the slip sheets, the guide rollers, the shell may have suffered small but detectable. I first used the product that radio shack used to. Even if lubricant would allow it to move (it won't, not even if you lube the tape, i tried) it's a bad idea because the lubricant makes a film. Is this still a common practice on. I use the head lubricant on the heads and guides. I am seeking opinions and experiences with the use of tape head lubricant. I ran across a video on youtube where the guy applied a tape head lubricant to the heads after cleaning.

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Tape Head Lubricant I ran across a video on youtube where the guy applied a tape head lubricant to the heads after cleaning. Iirc some tapes used to come with a silicone lubricant but i personally have never added anything to a tape head as a lubricant. I first used the product that radio shack used to. Squeaky tapes can have many causes: Even if lubricant would allow it to move (it won't, not even if you lube the tape, i tried) it's a bad idea because the lubricant makes a film. A lubricant is defined as a substance. I ran across a video on youtube where the guy applied a tape head lubricant to the heads after cleaning. However, a standard lubaricant applied to heads and guides is not an effective solution. I am seeking opinions and experiences with the use of tape head lubricant. The tape itself, the slip sheets, the guide rollers, the shell may have suffered small but detectable. Tape head lubricant is any of several products that will minimize the inherent friction between a moving tape surface and the stationary. I use the head lubricant on the heads and guides. Is this still a common practice on. My hearing is not what it once was but i notice a difference in sound quality and extended.