four-track tape

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four-track tape [′fȯr ‚trak ′tāp]

(engineering acoustics)

Magnetic tape on which two tracks are recorded for each direction of travel, to provide stereo sound reproduction or to double the amount of source material that can be recorded on a given length of ¼-inch (0.635-centimeter) tape.

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