No, two MSR16's. MS-16's are different machines. I don't know if they have the correct ports(connections) as the MSR's have. It takes "Accessory 2" connectors on the back of the machine I believe. I have to look at them though. Trouble is though, Midiizers are hard to find. Took me a year on Ebay to get one. Originally they were around $2500. I got mine for $300 like brand new Had to wire up special cables for it too. It took a while to get the pinout diagrams. If you do get one and it don't have the Accessory 2 cables, do a search here. I posted the pinouts for someone else last year.2 ms16s ill look that thing up
Thats why I bought the MS"R"-16's, althought they're a 1/2" machine, and considered "semi" pro, once I found out that two of them could be synched by a cool machine called a "midiizer", it didn't matter. Once I got the Midiizer, I HAD to get another MSR. Found one just serviced by an LA Tech(still was like new) on ebay for $600. Trouble was, part of the deal was picking it up the night after the auction ended. I drove from Sacramento to LA and got there at midnight. The people waited up for me, so I picked it up and drove straight back to Sac. Talk about being a Zombie! Took 2 days to recover from that trip, but it was worth it. Best $600 I ever spent First one cost a cool $3k. What a difference a few years made. Oh well, now I have them and I'll NEVER sell em!! TOOOOOOOOO much fun!! I don't think anyone could tell from a recording they were made on a "semi pro" machine either. Sounds great to me.The MS-16 doesn't have an accesory2 port. It uses an Elco 38 pin, "industry standard" (in the 80's?), connector port.
RICK FITZPATRICK said:Thats why I bought the MS"R"-16's, althought they're a 1/2" machine, and considered "semi" pro, once I found out that two of them could be synched by a cool machine called a "midiizer", it didn't matter. Once I got the Midiizer, I HAD to get another MSR. Found one just serviced by an LA Tech(still was like new) on ebay for $600. Trouble was, part of the deal was picking it up the night after the auction ended. I drove from Sacramento to LA and got there at midnight. The people waited up for me, so I picked it up and drove straight back to Sac. Talk about being a Zombie! Took 2 days to recover from that trip, but it was worth it. Best $600 I ever spent First one cost a cool $3k. What a difference a few years made. Oh well, now I have them and I'll NEVER sell em!! TOOOOOOOOO much fun!! I don't think anyone could tell from a recording they were made on a "semi pro" machine either. Sounds great to me.
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