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08-09-2003
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1970's Otari MX-7000 Opinions????
I found an Otari MX-7000 1/4 inch 2 track... apparently modified to an 8 track (wtf?) Includes 8 preamps... looks to be in incredible condition for its age, all housed in 2 solid timber cabinets for extreme cheap...
is this any good?? how much would a full service set me back? how much maintence is required... are these preamps any good? does anyone recognise them? thanks... 
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08-11-2003
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That looks really nice
 I love that whole [I]brushed aluminium(?) and wood 70s thing.
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08-16-2003
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The whole thing looks like a total custom job that could probably only be serviced properly by the guy who built it.
Is he still alive? Does it come with a service manual? Are you a die hard DIY'er? Answer no to any two of those questions and I would say forget it! Even if the unit is in 100% working condition, 8 tracks on 1/4" tape with no noise reduction is not a true ideal format to be working with. Find yourself an old Ampex one inch, 8 track and then you've got something to really play with. Cheers!
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Never had that type before, but if you can see/tryout the thing before you buy, it would be worth it, If its cheap enough I'de scarf on it now!!
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