Dr ZEE
Anti-Pro Circles Insider
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320229719516
bid now
for the chance to smell it , that is
bid now
for the chance to smell it , that is
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Beck
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Now that is sweet!
SteveM
New member
nice! It's a TEAC?? I wonder when they made those.
Dr ZEE
Anti-Pro Circles Insider
- In the past.
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there's a 'woodless' version of this machine on eBay with a nice sexy gallery:
http://cgi.ebay.com/MINT-TEAC-X-10R-10-5-INCH-REEL-TO-REEL_W0QQitemZ350038312464
cool machine. something I'll never have.
Bid now!, people, have some real life in your life already,
SteveM
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Bid now!, people, have some real life in your life already,
I know it. All these people buying these "Fake to Fakes" They need to get a Reel to Reel.
MadAudio
Damned if I do
Why is the name Leah suddenly running through my mind?
SteveM
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Why is the name Leah suddenly running through my mind?
I don't know. Does she have fake to fakes too?
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Beck
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Dr ZEE
Anti-Pro Circles Insider
Uh! A Bit over a thousand hopelessly falling bucks.
nice.
nice.
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cjacek
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Uh! A Bit over a thousand hopelessly falling bucks.
nice.
That makes me feel a bit better about spending nearly 2000 bones on a used TASCAM 48..
I mean, at least I've got several more tracks to play with, and for that kind of money, it seems a bargain! (Now if I could only pay off that damn credit card!
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Dr ZEE
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heh heh,
"dog bucks" - good one
Of course, I 've took the quote from post#9 out of context, as usually
"dog bucks" - good one
I am still scratchin' ma'head, wondering if that void had some hidden meaning
Of course, I 've took the quote from post#9 out of context, as usually
Dr ZEE
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Sit on plain rice, pipe water, chew on a long-play meatless bone - do what ever it takes, but pay off credit cards. It's not a healthy debt.if I could only pay off that damn credit card!
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A Reel Person
It's Too Funky in Here!!!
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Beck
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heh heh,
"dog bucks" - good one
I am still scratchin' ma'head, wondering if that void had some hidden meaning
Of course, I 've took the quote from post#9 out of context, as usually
Oh, that... yeah I forgot, you have to stare at the blank space long enough, while clicking your ruby slippers together and saying "There's no place like homerecording.com." Then a haunting image of the Runaways will appear under the date 1979.
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cjacek
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7x7
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What about those X10 series anyway? There's the 10r, 10m and just 10... Which one is the 1/2 track version?
The whole naming of these older Teac series is pretty confusing anyway... The X10m is a consumer 32-2 that doesn't run 15ips, the 32-2 was labeled either Teac Tascam series or simply just Tascam, there was also the 32-2B which only had a different record mode selection, the Tascam 32 is the same as the Teac 33-2, etc... What where they thinking? And, more important, to what extent are parts interchangeable?
The whole naming of these older Teac series is pretty confusing anyway... The X10m is a consumer 32-2 that doesn't run 15ips, the 32-2 was labeled either Teac Tascam series or simply just Tascam, there was also the 32-2B which only had a different record mode selection, the Tascam 32 is the same as the Teac 33-2, etc... What where they thinking? And, more important, to what extent are parts interchangeable?
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A Reel Person
It's Too Funky in Here!!!
Nice questions!
The X-10 is the "standard" quarter track stereo.
The X-10R is the autoreverse quarter track stereo.
That leads me to assume the X-10M would be the 1/2-track (mastering) deck.
PS: The TEAC/TASCAM naming conventions are all part of a subversive Japanese plot!!!
The X-10 is the "standard" quarter track stereo.
The X-10R is the autoreverse quarter track stereo.
That leads me to assume the X-10M would be the 1/2-track (mastering) deck.
PS: The TEAC/TASCAM naming conventions are all part of a subversive Japanese plot!!!