A TASCAM Chorus Flanger?

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The Ghost of FM

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Amazingly, yes! :)

Apparently they made one for the Japan marketplace back around the same era as when they made a 4 channel noise gate!

This one was called the CF-20 and was a rack mountable 2 channel unit that followed the same cosmetic lines as the rest of their "system Enhancement" series products.

I discovered this piece from doing an image search for TASCAM gear as I'm always looking for new things to add to my wallpaper thread.

For now, all I've found is a few smaller pictures of it and will probably attempt a full mock up render later on.

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Anyone got one of these beasts? If so, please tell us more about it and of course post some pics please!!!

Cheers! :)
 
Yeah!

I'd like to have one of these CF-20's and a GA-40, too!
Would round out my stack of stuff nicely.
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j.harv said:
Did Tascam make any compressors???...
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None that I'm aware of. But considering their arch rival of the day, Fostex, who did offer up their 3070 dual channel comp, there may well be a hidden TASCAM model out there too! :)

Or, they may have had a no compete clause with dbx in order to use their NR technology in so many of their recorders.

Cheers! :)
 
j.harv said:
Me too! I just finished building a custom desk for my 388(pics soon) and would just love to load it with a bunch of Tascam rack gear.I only have a PE40 and GE20 and a couple cassette decks
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I've been looking for pics of the GE-20B to add to the wallpaper thread!!!

Care to help out with a nice head on shot? Pretty please! :D

Cheers! :)
 
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I have the GE-20 with the VU meter on it and the GE-20B that doesn't have a VU meter.
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Cool, Dave!

Do you think you could take one that is more head on, meaning just the face is showing of it and post the full sized file? I need a larger image to work with to yield a clean result. Also, if possible, take the shot from about 6 to 8 feet back and zoom in a bit as that will create less lens distortion then the wide angle, close in warped kind of look.

Sorry to be so fussy! :D

Cheers! :)
 
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