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| 1459.1 | | IAMOK::CROWLEY | ere lies David St. 'ubbins, and why not! | Wed Jun 15 1988 09:34 | 10 |
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Now I'm really confused....upon further inspection of the want
ad, one of these decks is listed as a 1/2 track, one as a 2 track,
and one as a 1/4 track! Anyone know if this beast is a 1/2 track
or 1/4 track???
ralph
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| 1459.2 | | TWIN4::DEHAHN | | Wed Jun 15 1988 09:45 | 15 |
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First there was the A-77, then the B-77 (which still might be made,
I'm not sure) and then the PR-99. They were available in many different
configurations, like different speeds, reel size support, etc. You
want one that can do 15 ips and has NAB hubs for 10 1/2" reels.
Unfortunately, there are a lot around that only do 7" reels and
7 1/2 ips. They were for home use and language labs and the like.
It was a pretty popular deck, so heads and transport parts are still
readily available.
Good luck,
CdH
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| 1459.3 | | TWIN4::DEHAHN | | Wed Jun 15 1988 09:47 | 10 |
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Re: .1
Like I said, they were available in many configurations. You have
to be sure that the one you're looking at is exactly what you want.
Too bad you can't afford a used Tascam 32 or Otari MX5050.
CdH
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| 1459.4 | looks like time for another loan..:^( | IAMOK::CROWLEY | ere lies David St. 'ubbins, and why not! | Wed Jun 15 1988 10:27 | 14 |
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re .3
I'd love to get my hands on an Otari, or even the Tascam, but
all these Revox's that popped up this week grabbed my attention.
All three A-77's were under $500, and there was a B77 MKII
for $1200....but at that price, I'd probably go the extra bucks
for one of the other two decks. I was just curious about the
A-77 as they were so cheap. Suppose I'd get what I pay for.....
rc
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| 1459.5 | A-77 is 1/4 track 7 1/2 ips 10". | SUBSYS::GLORIOSO | | Wed Jun 15 1988 11:22 | 3 |
| I have an A-77 and it's 1/4 track. It's 7 1/2 IPS 10" reels.
Good Solid Deck... Scott.
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