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Cover Erase Head. Basically i turn on record, play a big chord over the loop for about 2 passes, stop, playback, and there is a half second gap because of the erase head. Leave it to ai to remove any object, text, defect, or watermark from your photos and make it look like nothing was. Any other ideas on how to prevent this that don't. If look down at it will likely be obvious. This is very easy to confirm: Even though i've tried tape and aluminum foil and more layers of aluminum foil, my porta 02 mkii still somehow manages to erase what's on the cassette. To summarise the information here there. Capstans, tape guide, erase head, record head, playback back head, and pressure rollers. I know i have a shoebox model that doesn't have a separate erase head (so the erase must be built into the play head. The manual shows where to clean: Then you can just take a small bit of making tape to. The manual says it has sendust cover on erase head so yes, it works. Erase head an erase head is constructed in a similar manner to a record or replay head, but has a much larger gap, or more frequently, two large gaps. Reclaim control of your images from intrusive objects with the picsart object remover tool. Now, what could be done.

Any other ideas on how to prevent this that don't. Then you can just take a small bit of making tape to. The manual says it has sendust cover on erase head so yes, it works. If look down at it will likely be obvious. Capstans, tape guide, erase head, record head, playback back head, and pressure rollers. Now, what could be done. Even though i've tried tape and aluminum foil and more layers of aluminum foil, my porta 02 mkii still somehow manages to erase what's on the cassette. Leave it to ai to remove any object, text, defect, or watermark from your photos and make it look like nothing was. This is very easy to confirm: Erase head an erase head is constructed in a similar manner to a record or replay head, but has a much larger gap, or more frequently, two large gaps.

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Cover Erase Head Any other ideas on how to prevent this that don't. To summarise the information here there. Capstans, tape guide, erase head, record head, playback back head, and pressure rollers. Now, what could be done. Erase head an erase head is constructed in a similar manner to a record or replay head, but has a much larger gap, or more frequently, two large gaps. Basically i turn on record, play a big chord over the loop for about 2 passes, stop, playback, and there is a half second gap because of the erase head. This is very easy to confirm: Leave it to ai to remove any object, text, defect, or watermark from your photos and make it look like nothing was. Even though i've tried tape and aluminum foil and more layers of aluminum foil, my porta 02 mkii still somehow manages to erase what's on the cassette. I know i have a shoebox model that doesn't have a separate erase head (so the erase must be built into the play head. Then you can just take a small bit of making tape to. If look down at it will likely be obvious. The manual says it has sendust cover on erase head so yes, it works. Any other ideas on how to prevent this that don't. Reclaim control of your images from intrusive objects with the picsart object remover tool. The manual shows where to clean: