We welcome contributions of recorded
materials such as books, booklets,
lectures, presentations, homilies, and
recordings of the various Divine
Services of the Orthodox Church. We
also welcome your ideas and suggestions
for future recordings and ways we can improve our service. We invite you to
contact us to discuss possible
publication of these items.
If you know someone you would like to
have recieve a catalogue, please send
us their name and mailing address. We
will send a catalogue promptly.
Thank you for your support,
Fr. Chad Williams
Orthodox Christian Recorded Books
Note: Our materials are satisfaction
guaranteed. If you are dissatisfied with your purchase, please simply return it for
replacement with a description of the
problem.
Notes on proper care and
maintenance of cassettes, vinyl
albums, and cassette players
- To protect the recording on any tape cassette from accidental erasure, be sure to clip the tabs on
the back side of the tape. Holding the tape with Side A facing up, clip the tab on the left rear edge to
protect Side A. Clip the tab on the right rear edge to protect Side B.
- Cassettes and vinyl albums are sensitive to temperature variations. Do not leave them where
temperatures go below 32�F or above 110�F. The materials can warp, shrink, crack, etc. The windshield of a car, even the seat or cassette deck, when the sun is shining brightly, can
heat up to temperatures damaging to tape, case,1 or label.
- The heads, capstan, and pinch roller on cassette players must be cleaned periodically with a cotton
Q-tip moistened (not dripping) with isopropyl alcohol or commercial head cleaner. Dirty player
parts can cause a machine to �eat� cassette tapes and produce poor sound quality.
OCRB 19 Heselton Street,
Gardiner, Maine 04345
Tel: 1-207-504-1601 E-mail ocrb@ocrb.org
Web: www.ocrb.org
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