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Just a quick update. A number of items are on hold or have sold and a few more are up on the 'Bay. Thanks to everyone who has gotten in touch.

A few things have been added and the list has been updated. Thanks for browsing!

Spring cleaning has unearthed a growing pile of things. Rather than post prices, I will entertain lowball offers, interesting trades or what have you. If there are no bites, I'll be slowly putting this stuff up on the 'Bay. MCI JH-110 two track 1/4" deck complete with PSU, two channels of electronic...

Auction.

A sound clip.

It is the red burst one.

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The auctions are done. Thanks for your questions and bids.

You're welcome Trodden. :) The LT Sound is a different animal. It is quieter than the Tascam and has a whole lot more features, but the biggest contrast between them is ease of use. I found myself thinking about this piece of gear when I read the "End Rant" in TO #75. I understand that they were try...

Can you tell me about the characteristics of the Tascam RS-20B? i'm interested. Hi Brandon, I like it a lot. It runs the gamut from a subtle almost imperceptible vintage-like flavor to full blown thwap and boing. It has a quick attack. The tails are not super long, but they are consistent. The perv...

Rather than pollute our fragile planet, I have recycled this thread.

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I am not familiar with those Sony decks, but somebody around here might chime in with info. I was talking about the Scully 270. A quick Google revealed that Crown also made a broadcast deck that took 14 inch reels. To expand a bit, Ampex first built transports to accommodate 14 inch reels for the sp...

I believe that the 14" reel was first used for data logging and recording communications -- from NASA and the Pentagon to your local fire and police departments. The Scully 270 took 14" reels and was used fairly extensively in broadcasting for prerecorded programs and music. It ushered in the era of...

Oh, I forgot about Alamo and Sano. The later of which was primarily used as an accordian amp. They are awesome! I believe the Sanos are Ampeg built. I see them often on eBay with the killer 'swirly' grills. Though it is an oft-repeated story, Sano amplifiers were not built by Ampeg. Sano was an ind...

The DI is no longer for sale.

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http://www.susanfletcher.com/images/planetarium.jpg My humble studio lives in the rack that once housed the laser light show control center in the original OMSI Planetarium. I also have the NASA surplus rack that held all the audio processing and transmitting gear when KBOO was launched in 1967. On...