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Sounds like Tim G needs to go see the audioligist

Im still here. But have been slowly selling all of my gear. I might keep a 4 track 22-4 and a 22-2. But that will be it. Sold the last 38 I had and now am getting rid of the small stuff that goes with it. I cant hear crap anymore and I probly need to stay away from monitors and drums stuff like...

This is the last of my 1/2 inch tape guys. Nuts well I messed up the link. Anyway I have the last roll of quantegy 1/2 inch tape that I bought about 8 years ago on eBay. Never opened.

Nice score! And Jason I like the sound you got reminds me of phyc rock from the 60,s .

It is sold and gone

I have seen tape so old and sticky that it stopped a full size 1/2 inch machine after the tape had been run on it for a while. Make sure you havnt put so much gunk on the heads from old bad tape that it has clogged it all up

Ok Getting rid of alot of stuff and am going to start with this mixer. I am not going to ship this board. This is just for those of you that just might live close enough and want to get a great mixer cheap. One of the tape inputs is bad but I always just used a line input from another channel...

Heres a idea for you. why dont you try using it for a whole project with out the digital stuff till final mixdown. You may suprise yourself and learn alot. It can be fun working on nothing but a 4 track reel to reel. Good luck with your machine. when I was 21 we would have kissed a fat baby,s...

I would say no. I think you will be waisting your time and energy. That machine will not fix what you want to fix with the sound of your recordings. If you want to fix your sound then I would recommend you buy a 8 to 16 track analog machine and track everything to it and then mix down to a cd.

sorry Beck I called you Dan

Yea I hear ya Dan. I kinda got into a project and didnt get to finish it. I also retired a couple of months back and found out it seems for now atleast till summer is over I have less time than I did when I had a job for some reason. Hope to get to some serious recording this fall for one last...

Here we dont intergrate our reel to reels into our digital setups we intergrate a little digital into our Analog setups when we have to. Not cause we want to. But for your setup it sounds like you are using a whole bunch of mics on drums. If you could cut that down to just 4 mics or 4 tracks...

I loved it till the snare came in. And Im a drummer. Its taking my head off

About that time the Prophet keyboard was a popular one

What happen to Dave?

You dont take that motor out to replace that belt. Its been a couple of years since I did it but its a real easy thing to do by pulling the head block.

Beagle I really like your choice in material and the way you do it. Nice job

I am one of those that loves 4 tracks. I have 2 tascam 22-4,s and a 38. I would at least call the guy and ask if he would show you if each channel plays and records. Then make him a offer. Dont forget the tape has value also Im not sure about the 226 If you do a search on this forum there...

I would get atleast a 4 track cassette or Reel to Reel the two tracks like the 32 or 22 series is just to limiting. 4 track is way way more useable even if you are only recording guitar and vocal.

I have a 1508 also and the 312 I cant tell you about sonics cause my hearing isnt the greatest anymore but it is a nice mixer with alot of features that are handy. I dont think you will be disapointed in the 1508. It has alot of monitoring options and plenty of effects sends. And I really like...