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Fig. 18 — Using the dbx 118 in conjunction with a dbx 122 or 124 Tape Noise Reduction System
(The 118 is illustrated, but any dbx-dynamic range enhancer is suitable.) This setup is ideal for expanding
the dynamics of a conventional phonograph disc or an FM broadcast and then making a low-noise, wide
dynamic range recording of that program.