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Its mono? Well, I know 100% more about it than I did. I've never seen small ones like this.

Hey all. Found these cassette duplicators while cleaning out a friends condo. Don't know if they work but if any of you want them you can have them for shipping. They're pretty heavy. If your near Cleveland you can come get them.

That is a good price for the 81's . Want to trade anything? I've got a 22-2 and some other stuff sitting around. If I still lived in Portsmouth you could have my Akai mg 1212!

Very transparent. Ashley definitely has a colored sound.

FMR RNC (Really Nice Compressor). Best comp for the money in my opinion and I have 4.

I've not tried the rnlas but I've had a couple of rncs since you had to call the guys house to get them. I think they're great.

Room is 12 x 12, treated with bass traps and high density fiberglass panels. I've done lots of mixes on them, single guitar, pop, alt country, rockabilly, classical strings and they all sounded great. The music is tuned really low (a sharp).

hey all. Taking my first stab at recording and mixing extreme metal. All sounds good in the studio with my ns10s but when I bring the mix to another player (car, home) it is WAY too bass heavy (low mids too high as well). Wondering if you have any other monitor suggestions. I'm all analog if...

Nah. I love my Amek. I've still got an Akai MG1212 sitting around that I don't have room for. Don't see the Ramsas around that often though.

Not far away from me. I always liked these. Ramsa WR-8616 mixer

I bought some packing blankets at Home Cheapo two for $15. They work great.

Frequency clash would be more of an eq thing and crosstalk would depend a lot on your deck. lower frequencies may bleed more so I put bass on one of the outside tracks just in case. Track order doesn't matter too much. I'm thinking you're going to want two drum tracks though to make it stereo...

Bump. Nobody wants this?

Oops I misstated. They are tuned to A sharp which is a little better,

Here's a pic. I'm pretty sure if I packed it right it would be slightly over 100lbs. I was in the music retail biz when these came out. They were $9,995. Sold one to Aerosmith to do demos.

No. I can lift it and move it around. Possibly 80?

I've got a 100% working, super clean MG1212 12 track for sale. It includes 15 tapes, factory stand and a vinyl cover. $400 plus shipping (sucker is BIG).

I've got a working one with 15 tapes I'd sell and I've been here for years.

The A flat tuning is just drop D dropped to A flat.

Yeah. Its pretty low for guitars but it actually sounds good. Extra thick strings though. New battery in bass. Not sure about the strings. Just fyi, I'm all analog (Otari 16 track) so I don't have the eq flexibility of a program.