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摘录维基百科上对三类带的介绍:
Type III tapes
Ferrichrome tapes
In 1973 Sony introduced double-layer ferrichrome tapes, having a five-micron ferric base coated with one micron of CrO2 pigment.[70][50] The new cassettes were advertized as 'the best of both worlds' - combining good low-frequency MOL of microferric tapes with good treble performance of chrome tapes.[40][20] The novelty became part of the IEC standard, codenamed Type III; the Sony CS301 formulation became the IEC reference.[21] However, the idea failed to attract followers. Apart from Sony, only BASF and Agfa introduced their own ferrichrome cassettes.[71]
These expensive tapes never gained substantial market share, and after the release of metal tapes they lost their perceived exclusivity.[50][40] Their place in the market was taken over by superior and less expensive ferricobalt formulations.[50][40] By 1983, tape deck manufacturers stopped providing Type III recording option.[21] Ferrichrome tape remained in BASF and Sony lineups until 1984[71] and 1988[72] respectively.
The use of ferrichrome tapes was complicated by conflicting rationale of the playback of these tapes. Officially: they were intended to be played back using 70 μs equalisation. The information leaflet that Sony included in each box of the ferrichrome cassette recommended that, "If the selector has two positions, NORMAL and CrO2, set it to the NORMAL position."[73] (which applies 120 μs equalisation). The leaflet notes that the high frequency range will be enhanced and that the tone control should be adjusted to compensate. The same leaflet recommends that if the playback machine offers a 'Fe-Cr' selection, that this should be selected. On Sony's machines, this automatically selects 70 μs equalisation.[74] Neither Sony nor BASF cassettes feature the notches on the back surface that automatically selects 70 μs equalisation on those machines that featured an automatic detection system.
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