cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
Yup, I've seen one...
I almost bought one locally last year but it was in bad shape so I passed on it. I couldn't believe how massive and well built the AT-RMX64 was. If you find one in good shape it'd be a good buy but I'm not sure how the 'parts' situation is like for those old AT beasts. They sure don't make 'em like that anymore...
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I almost bought one locally last year but it was in bad shape so I passed on it. I couldn't believe how massive and well built the AT-RMX64 was. If you find one in good shape it'd be a good buy but I'm not sure how the 'parts' situation is like for those old AT beasts. They sure don't make 'em like that anymore...
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Beck
Guest
Yep, I used one locally in the 80's owned by a friend. It's actually right up there with the Tascam 246 in sound and workmanship. I’m not sure what kind of support there is for it, but it was a worthy machine when new. 
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It's Too Funky in Here!!!
Richard King
New member
Sansui made one in the late '80s/early '90s also. This one had a built in mix down transport. http://cgi.ebay.com/Sansui-6-Track-...ryZ15199QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem I know someone still using one of these.
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ofajen
Daddy-O Daddy-O Baby
Yeah, it's the only cassette multitrack I ever owned. Sold it twenty years ago or so to a friend who is now in our State Senate and running for Attorney General this November (sadly, he doesn't work on music any more). The recorder section was pretty good for cassette and the mixer section was good, too. I'd still rather record to a 3M, though.
Cheers,
Otto
Cheers,
Otto