World War II Songs In Hi-Fi

Black label, "ABC-Paramount" in white and their logo on top, "A product of Am-Par Record Corp." in white at bottom A1, B4, B6 published by Irving Berlin Music Corp. A2 published by A. Witmark & Sons A4b, B2 published by Shapiro-Bernstein A5a published by Porgie Music A5b, B1a published by Famous Music B1b, B3 published by Robbins Music B5 published by Santly Joy Lili Marlene (P.D.) The Marine Hymn (P.D.) The final band on side two of this recording contains a test tone. This has been included as a convenience for balancing your speakers. When the tone appears to be coming from the center area, rather than from either speaker, then your set is in proper balance. Printed in U.S.A. This recording was made on an Ampex Magnetic Tape Recorder Model 300 using RCA, Telefunken and AKG microphones, balanced through a specially designed 16 input Stereophonic console with a signal to noise ration of over 80 decibels. The tapes were mastered at Olmsted Sound Studios in New York on a Scully Recording Lathe with a Westrex 3A Stereo Disk Feedback Cutter Head driven by 2 specially designed Whittier Stereo Cutting Amplifiers with a 250 watt peak capacity in either channel. RIAA equalization curve: Crossover, 500 cps; Rolloff, 13.75 db at 10 KC; Low Freq. Capabilities, 20 cps; High Freq. Capabilities, over 20 kc. RIAA Playback equalization should be used for this record in order that the ultimate performance capabilities may be realized. This is a true Stereophonic record. It is not recommended for playback with standard monaural phonographs, unless equipped with a compatible cartridge