What outcome arises when a magnetic recording head experiences excessive fringing?

💡 Explanation

Excessive fringing causes reduced track density because, during recording, the broadened magnetic field writes onto adjacent tracks via the **proximity effect**, degrading signal isolation rather than allowing optimal storage; therefore, track density decreases, rather than the signal increasing under those field distortions.

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