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[White Russian]

hey everybody,
I was looking into mixing the music on my computer down onto tape. Why? Because to my ears, it sounds a whole lot better.
I can spend up to $400. It doesnt matter what size.

I probably forgot something, but yeah.


Ben

[j.hall]

in this market you can easily get a decent 1/4" 2 track for 400 bucks

i would expect to get a studer or ATR102....but an MCI jh-110.....probably

and those decks sound great.

just don't skimp on getting it set up well.

[White Russian]

good to hear!
i was lookin at teac and the like, but a studer....DAMN!

if i was going to get a deck like that, i would DEFINATELY get it set up, pro style.


thanks j.

[drumsound]

I think he meant he WOULDN'T expect an ATR 102 or Studer for that price.
Though you might fide an A80 that needs a little care for $400.  MCI, Tascam ATR 60, Ampex ATR 700 (same deck as the ATR 60).  Can all be found for $4-500.

[j.hall]

drumsound wrote on Wed, 25 August 2004 12:46

I think he meant he WOULDN'T expect an ATR 102 or Studer for that price.

oh yeah....i type way to fast

you won't find an atr102 or a studer for that money.

[White Russian]

oh......well, thats a horse of a different colour, then.

Still some good choices, though. Thanks!

[asylumdigital]

various Otaris can be had around that range...

[dpaton]

It's not an Otari or a Studer, but my Tascam 42B ($285 delivered) has served me well after a short trip to the local tech ($100). It's a workhorse, not like the plastic 22-2 or 32s that pop up everywhere. No DBX, push it to 499, and hang on

-dave