WTB 1" 8 track tape machine
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WTB 1" 8 track tape machine
Anyone have anything for sale? Or know where i might be able to find something along the lines of an Otari MX5050 1" 8 track.
Thanks
Rick
Thanks
Rick
To the best of my knowledge, Otari never made an MX5050 series 1" 8 track. The MX5050 series had 8 tracks on 1/2" tape. I have one of those and it is an excellent machine, BTW. The MX-7300, MX-7803 and MX-70 did come in 1" 8 track versions, and I think 1" 8-track headstacks were an option for MX-80 and MTR-90 models, too.
A friend I haven't talked to for a number of years used to own an MX-7803 that he kept in great shape. I'd like to chat with him anyway, so this is a convenient excuse to track him down. If I can locate him, and he still has it, I'll let you know.
Cheers,
Otto
A friend I haven't talked to for a number of years used to own an MX-7803 that he kept in great shape. I'd like to chat with him anyway, so this is a convenient excuse to track him down. If I can locate him, and he still has it, I'll let you know.
Cheers,
Otto
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Here's an Ampex 1" 8T near you:
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/msg/2042447621.html
FYI, the Otari MX-5050 series only went to half inch 8 track, not one inch. The Ampex is in a completely different league (it's also about 350 lbs heavier).
Regards
David
Full disclosure: I sourced and rebuilt this machine for them. They did one album on it and are selling it for personal reasons.
http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/msg/2042447621.html
FYI, the Otari MX-5050 series only went to half inch 8 track, not one inch. The Ampex is in a completely different league (it's also about 350 lbs heavier).
Regards
David
Full disclosure: I sourced and rebuilt this machine for them. They did one album on it and are selling it for personal reasons.
I found the guy and we had a great chat and he still has the machine and he's even moved out to your area, but he has no interest in selling it. I got the numbers wrong, BTW, the first series was the MX-7308 and the second machine was the MX-7800.ofajen wrote:A friend I haven't talked to for a number of years used to own an MX-7803 that he kept in great shape. I'd like to chat with him anyway, so this is a convenient excuse to track him down. If I can locate him, and he still has it, I'll let you know.
Cheers,
Otto
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Thanks for the info
Thanks you Otto and David for your input!
Be Well,
Rick
Be Well,
Rick
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Otari MX 70 1" 8 track
I have an Otari MX 70 1" 8 track with remote with RTZ and 1 point locator
just aligned with mrl. plays fine will need a new pinch roller soon.
If interested make an offer. In NY
just aligned with mrl. plays fine will need a new pinch roller soon.
If interested make an offer. In NY
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