Why does this guy want to sell such wonderful and fully professional equipment?
Has he given up on recording?
Has he gone digital?
Did he loose his job?
What's the deal?
A 1/2 inch, 1/2 track recorder from Revox doesn't make sense to me because Revox was the consumer division of Studer and to the best of my knowledge, Revox never made anything beyond 1/4 inch.
If it is a Studer and not a Revox that unit would have sold for over 10k new.
How old is it?
What is the model number?
How many hours are on the heads?
Are they the original heads?
Have the heads been re-lapped?
As for the Otari, one inch, eight track, that would have to be a fairly old machine and an expensive one too, when it was new.
Same questions as above before a realistic used price could be established.
As for Scully;
Scully was a very high end professional tape recorder manufacturer and had success in the recording and film industry into the late 70's.
They are not around any more so parts might be a real problem but, they were built better then tanks and if working and in good shape, a four track from them should be worth at least a good few hundred bucks if not more, depending on the model and condition.
Let's see some pictures of these so we can have a better idea of what treasures you have found!
Cheers!
