That Muddy Waters tape looks sweeeet.
Very nice, but for $450 I would expect him to be resurrected and brought to play in my house.
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Shame, but that price is for home shows on the mainland only.
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Looks nice, always liked the look of Technics stuff.
Bloody remotism again
It’s an “Investment”
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Well if you dub it you can just dub it to Nab.
I think the all have iec boards in them, some need populating so it shouldn’t be to much hassle to add IEC.
Also, First rule of tape club.
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Is hear no evil?
Dub , I thought reggae was not available 
Hearing prog is evil if that helps?
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There’s no tape long enough.
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Thank. Fuck. That’s saved me a bundle 
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Just run it at 1/8" per hour and you’re golden
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That Eric Bibb tape deserves this @edd9000 
Nagra T Audio Time Code Reel to Reel Player
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There are many lovely machines around, I’d love a giant studer or similar but really for now I’m happy with the Teac.
I’d be interested in making a head amp for it though.
Have you got the schematic for what’s in there? I have one for the X-3R & it isn’t that complex. Based around OpAmps. Spice could be used to sim an equivalent incorporating valves.
I haven’t looked to be honest. I just know the bottle head unit takes the feed right from the head which would be easy to do. Not sure I will ever bother, sounds pretty good to me.
Actually that’s just the output. There is more straight after the head.
On the 32-2b it appears to be discreet until the output amp with the volume control. Right after the eq and line level amp which are discreet is the dbx outputs so it seems I can use those to avoid opamps at the loss of some output gain.