Anyone need a Teac A3340S?

ofajen · #1 04-05-2007

I have a Teac A3340S that I'm looking to sell. It works just fine, but has well worn heads. It would certainly make a great parts machine, or could be used as a main machine for a while, but ultimately would need replacement heads from another deck or from some other source. I'm asking $100 plus shipping from 65203 zip. PM me if you're interested.

Thanks!

Otto

WolfDog · #2 08-06-2007

Still have it?

ofajen · #3 08-09-2007

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Originally Posted by WolfDog

Still have it?

PM sent.

Thanks!

Otto

hungovermorning · #4 08-09-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by ofajen

I have a Teac A3340S that I'm looking to sell. It works just fine, but has well worn heads. It would certainly make a great parts machine, or could be used as a main machine for a while, but ultimately would need replacement heads from another deck or from some other source. I'm asking $100 plus shipping from 65203 zip. PM me if you're interested.

Thanks!

Otto

Are you in Columbia, MO too???

ofajen · #5 08-09-2007

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Originally Posted by hungovermorning

Are you in Columbia, MO too???

Yeah, but only since about 1963.

92W 39N is rounded to the nearest degree.

Cheers,

Otto

MartyMcFly · #6 08-11-2007

I know a guy about 45 minutes from me. He has literally 25-30 3340's and 3440's I think. But thats all he has. He's like Yeah The Beatles recorded on these 3340's. I told him yeah. I didnt know The Beatles were still recording together in the mid to late 70's. He didn't know what to say to that.
Anyways. The guy is nuts. He wants 4-500.00 for each...no matter the condition. Its take your pick. Then he's got some siler metal pioneers. He wants like 800 for them. He's Nuts!!!

jjones1700 · #7 08-11-2007

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Originally Posted by MartyMcFly

Then he's got some siler metal pioneers. He wants like 800 for them. He's Nuts!!!

It better be an RT-909 new in the box!! I bought mine used about 6 months ago for $150. All it needed was new pinch rollers.

hungovermorning · #8 08-12-2007

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Originally Posted by ofajen

Yeah, but only since about 1963.

92W 39N is rounded to the nearest degree.

Cheers,

Otto

You have a few decades on me in this town.

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