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> As far as I know, the latest > BRC software version is 2.04... --------------------------------------- Ah... So it's possible to upgrade firmware in the BRC. OK, well, maybe my bit of paranoia about "older" BRCs that occasionally show up on the used market is ill-founded. I'm interested in...

Part "A" of my original post: ----------------------------- You can definitely play Type 1 tapes on either *standalone* machine for sure, but I was interested mainly in any possible technical glitches is mixing Type 1 and Type 2 machines in a stack. I really want to use the older Type 1...

Is there such a thing as an "Old Style" BRC? What I'm getting at is if I see a used one for sale do I have to worry about it not being compatible with the later day 20-bit ADATs? I suppose they have fiddled a bit with the BRC's firmware over time, but has there been a major revision along...

If an older 16-bit ADAT deck is used in any part of the chain (let's say you have 7 of these newer 20-bit ADATs and this one older 16-bit ADAT optically linked together for 64 tracks total) does the *whole* chain drop down to the "legacy" recording mode as the one 16-bit ADAT in the chain...

What are the *MAJOR* differences between the LX-20, XT-20, and M-20? I noticed that one of these decks doesn't have the ELCO connector on the backside, so I guess it's a bit less expensive. But, I'm sure there's got to be a lot more to this story that just a connector! I can't find a...