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I have a Tascam 80-8 (mint condition) and Tascam DX-8 (nearly mint condition) noise reduction unit for sale. PIC below. This Tascam 80-8 is cosmetically perfect, recently cleaned and aligned, with no dings, scratches, or blemishes, and in good working order. It looks like brand new! All VU...

Can one (or more) of you experts answer a few questions that will (I hope) get me in a modern mode of thinking, regarding capturing analog data. I am an old analog guy, resurrecting old tapes and recapturing the material to digital. My application is purely for home use, and jamming with my old...

I have two Tascam M-30 8 channel mixers. One is mint, the other pretty much good for parts. The stock configuration has 6 low-z mic XLR channels and 2 high-z 1/4" mic channels (stupid). I'm thinking of taking two of the low-z mic channel strips from the "parts" mixer and swapping them with the...

Can anyone offer any experience and opinions about Samson Resolv 65 monitors?

I used to have an old Tascam Model 5 mixer that had a built-in microphone for the engineers cue. I now have a Tascam model M-30 that does not have this feature. What's a typical method for getting the engineers cue into the submix for a multi-channel headphone amp, on a mixer without this...

I've acquired two 8-channel Tascam DX-8 DBX units (long story). They both state the model number on the front panel as being "DX-8 DBX Noise Reduction Module", and yet one of them has a stock "bypass" pushbutton for each channel, where the other has a single stock button for this function...

Someone on the Tascam forum suggested that my question would be better posted on this forum, so here goes: I've got an old Tascam 80-8 multi-track recorder that is in mint condition and everything seems to work fine... EXCEPT... the rewind and fast-forward are slow, and sometimes take awhile...

I have some old reel-to-reel tapes that are encoded with the old MXR stereo compander (vintage late 70's). Model number might be the MXR 119. I want to re-capture the content on digital media, and need a working MXR to decode them properly. Look in your closet, and contact me if you have one.

I've got an old Tascam 80-8 multi-track recorder that is in mint condition and everything seems to work fine... EXCEPT... the rewind and fast-forward are slow, and sometimes take awhile to wind up. Also the impedance wheel continues to spin on for quite awhile when I stop the tape. I'm hoping...