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Indeed :D

There's also the Sansui MR-6, which is a six track cassette based multitracker.

And here's the TOA MR8T review from two months earlier

Not according to this SOS review from '88

I'm surprised it never occurred to Tascam to produce a standalone 1/4" 8 track given that they already had the head formula ready to go in 1985. I know they introduced the 238 and 238S in '89 and '88 respectively in response to TOA's MR8T, which lead to the 488 and 688 models; but, for some...

I know they don't get much love here, but if you already have a desk maybe consider looking at the Fostex R8 or Model 80. They both record to 1/4" tape but at 15 IPS.

.Reconnected mixer channel access points to patch bay. Tested each channel. All parsing signal as per normal

I'm reconnecting. Will update when I've finished.

Yes. Which is why it's confusing. And those channels on the patchbay were set to half normalled in both instances

God, I'm confused. Tried it with unbalanced patch cables. Didn't work at first until I noticed that I'd forgotten to arm track 1 for record. Then it worked. Also with balanced patch cables. But, I swear that when I tried it with the snakes I had track 1 armed and nothing was happening then.

I acquired a Behringer Ultrapatch which has balanced 1/4" sockets on both sides. So I bought a pair of 8 to 8 snakes/looms with balanced 1/4" plugs on each end, assuming that a balanced plug inserted into the unbalanced 1/4" sockets on the 388 would pass signal as per normal. Turns out that's...

Because they don't seem to work with balanced ones.

This might help

My MTS-30 spits out random numbers (and sometimes other things) on load/playback

Good grief o_O

Happy new year man.

Or it might embed itself in his/her forehead... :LOL:

Going to guess it's a Trident 80B

Belt

I can hear it. Not sure how I'd feel it