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The 91% has been good for me.

I use them all the time and bought a 1/2" block from them a year or two go.

I have an Otari MTR-10 that can run at 30IPS. I have seen them on CL for about $500.00

I would also suggest a 4 track. Tascam is most likely the way to go since they still sell many parts needed for repair. I've never worked with multi track cassette machines but it sounds like a good idea.

I bought mine from Splicit Reel Audio Products - reel to reel recording supplies It is made of hard plastic or something like that but it works wonderfully

What you got man? We'll buy it as long as it's expensive!

It looks like he got it out of a dumpster! WOW

Sounds like an amazing deal.

Not bad at all man.

Otari DP-8-Z4L Slave Audio Cassette Duplicator NICE Ya, nice and expensive that is. This clown is asking US $1,499.95 for this thing and he has a few of them. I doubt if they'll sell for that. Otari DP-8-Z4L Slave Audio Cassette Duplicator NICE | eBay Enjoy the laughter.

I know a place where we could buy cart machines consoles and just about everything else to put a station together. It would be kind of cool.

I know where you guys are coming from. I dropped mine when the 2 were combined. The 50's ststion went from good ol' R&R to wimpy Fabien rubbish.

Man that's nice. It would look good in my studio.

I asked this question in a thread a long time ago but really don't remember the reason. I'd say it had something to do with the tape edges creasing.

I've always been told to store them vertically and tails out so the music has less print through.

I really like Hosa cables.

Kind of cool sounding.

Yes you can buy the Otari 5050 for a small fortune of $6,700.00 or you can look at CL or junkbay for used decks. Good luck.

This just keeps gettin' better and better. How about a $3,500.00 starting bid for an Otari Otari 50-50 BII??????????

I guess the saying is true that you can't fix stupid.