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I've come across an unused 32. I have not bought it yet. Though unused it has two issues I can see. One, the minor issue, is the headphone out is very noisy. I presume this is fixable. The second issue involves "wobble" on the take-up side. It's as though the table(?) that the reel mounts...

Falken, thanks for the reply. The pre is the one in my Tascam m35 so I don't know if zero is in fact "no gain". You bring up a good question there. The mic is an EV RE-20. No EQ. Fader on the low side of "unity" (a little higher than 3/4 up). Next time I'm gonna try by-passing the pre.

I was recording a friend's guitar playing. Not much experience with the big electric 100 watt w/4x12 (Mesa Boogie). Anyway, it was loud. As such it was the first time I've never needed gain at the input of the channel strip. On the way home I wondered why in rock-n-roll world they make such...

Thanks Herm! Now I just need to find the post I read this morning about L/R assigning and which buss is best for each and all that.

Another thang, I've read all the other threads here on the M35 and there has been a lot of wonderful posts by Reel and Ghost on this mixer. One thing not touched on is how to get the signal routing so the pans on the channel strips function. As it is now I can only pan via the sub-master modules.

Oddly there's an aux in but not an aux out. Or do you mean use the aux outs from two of the four bus outs?

Which outputs are for the Main Mix since none are marked as such? "Control Room" or "Studio Feed"?

I use a Revox B77. Before I got it I was warned that the tape hiss would immediately drive me back to digital. Wrong. Not an issue for me. In order to hear any hiss at all the music must be a very quiet, delicate passage that fades to silence. Even then it's necessary to move closer to the...

The weakest aspect is that it's a little dark sounding though surprisingly not so much in the vocals. Mostly it's in the guitars and probably the bass which is so undifferentiated from anything else that it's basically missing. Less guitar tracks with a lot more highend EQ on them. More...

Well, I just bent it back by hand. I'm good to go. It's not "straight" but it's no longer grabbing the tape.

One more dumb question for tonite: I just noticed that the flange holes on some of my reels are in alignment and some aren't. In other words, on the ones that are aligned I can see thru the reel. On the others I can't. Does that matter? FWIW, it seems like I can better eyeball the tape...

Well I think I mmay suffer from some kind of depression so that' probably the source of that language. Thanks for the replies. I was gonna try bending it by hand the first time around but was beginning to think it might be an exercise in futility; wasn't sure if common knowledge was to just...

Is it a good idea to attempt to straighten out a 10 1/2" metal reel? I have one that's branded "Tacam" which in two different places is squashed just enough to cause some tape grab as she rotates. I have it mounted on the take-up side. It's annoying as hell as it makes that scraping noise...

I've seen his listings before. I think he's into some pretty tricked out Revox & Studer accessories. I was gonna get some adapters from him but could never clarify if his item included everything pictured or just the aluminum. I stil want some like those...

I know where you're coming from but I feel the opposite based on my experience. Add up the price of the computer, software, external hardware like AD/DA, and misc. stuff and it's waayyy in the thousands. And that's a nominal rig. Personally I never got headaches much 'til I started chasing...

You have to start somewhere and he's suggesting get an analog mixdown deck first and then get an analog multi-track second. Of course, he'd probably also suggest getting both right away and at the same time if one can afford it. I know I would.

I feel compelled to chime in to say that giving up on digital was the most liberating decision I've made in recent years. And I now feel like the guy who brought the gun to the knifefight. Was that off topic? :rolleyes: Increasingly, students (and many, many others) will continue to regard...

Well, IMO, since the best albums ever recorded were recorded to tape I'd say yes your album could turn out to be OK quality-wise. But it could not. Because there are other factors, right? Good and bad recordings can be made on any medium on any day of the week by just about anyone. Selecting...

Freaky, I'm listening to Elephant & White Blood Cells right now. I don't feel qualified enough to dish out deck advice so I'll leave that to someone else. But I will say that you should (at the very least) have at least one go at the best tape machine you can get your hands on before skipping...

I know I'm just some stranger on the internet chimming in but I wholeheartedly suggest taking the next step and getting the nicest machine you can afford (whatever that may be). I should have bought mine years ago but blew to much time listening to the masses state over and over about all sorts...