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Last ditch attempt - Does anyone here (in MA) know of a reputable repair service, in MA, that can repair a Tascam 234? (It's the belts, of course.)

Thank you. I was trying to find a manual, but kept bumping into pay for play sites.

Thinking of buying one for some transfers. Is it post or pre fader? Or switchable?

Thank you for this reply. Okay, that makes sense. A Chunk of work (it's an hour long live radio show, bass, drums, vocals, guitar) however cheaper than springing for Tascam 244. Only concern could be ambient phasing... Because I have never done this trick before. I have synced video to audio...

I have three tapes recorded on a Tascam 234 (with dbx II.) I wish to digitize the four isolated individual tracks. Can these be played back on Tascam 424? If yes, is there a way to send the four isolated tracks to separate outs (i/e using left right outs plus cue or effects send?) Note - I am...

Also if a common track was used between each pair, which I did before when adding dropboxed steel tracks from Kevin Maul, on The Country That Never Was - Bob Jordan, then it will be even easier. And I have the live video audio track to use as a template. Wish me luck.

I love a challenge. If there any any drum cues on the vocal mics, as well as guitar and bass, which is probable, it may not be that tough.

How did the transfers come out?

i have found someone local. BTW, how goes the progress on my four track cassettes?

I have a half track master and a four track reel i would like transferred. Can anyone recommend someone who does this work? i am in Ma.

Yeah, thank you for that. A fella that I worked with in the eighties may be looking in Michigan. He's got four track reel-to-reel stuff.

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i have two tapes (recorded on a Tascam 234) from a live gig and would like to have them transferred digitally so i can mix them. Does anyone here offer that service or know of someone who does?