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RE: Great news!

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In Reply to: RE: Great news! posted by joeljoel1947 on February 08, 2008 at 17:35:19

These show up ALL the time on Ebay and many go cheap. Watch for a while and look at the photos and the sellers' feedback before leaping, 'cause a lot of Otari decks were used by radio stations and recording studies and are beat to death. But they're extremely rugged machines. Note they have XLR inputs/outputs, which means their cabling requires RCA/XLR adapters unless your other gear can accommodate XLRs. And you will need an instruction and/or service manual, also freely available on Ebay. Good luck.

Follow Ups:

Thanks Dave - joeljoel1947 04:23:07 02/09/08 (11)
- This is the model I'd look for. - Dave Pogue 05:10:02 02/09/08 (3)
  - RE: This is the model I'd look for. - joeljoel1947 05:24:17 02/09/08 (2)
    - Coincidentally, - Dave Pogue 06:04:02 02/09/08 (1)
      - RE: Coincidentally, - joeljoel1947 08:01:14 02/09/08 (0)
- RE: Thanks Dave - Dave Pogue 04:47:11 02/09/08 (6)
  - RE: Thanks Dave - mcgjohn@yahoo.com 08:25:22 02/09/08 (2)
    - Thanks John. So if I am not using pro gear... - joeljoel1947 13:00:25 02/09/08 (0)
    - RE: Thanks Dave - Dave Pogue 09:09:29 02/09/08 (0)
  - RE: Thanks Dave - joeljoel1947 05:06:37 02/09/08 (2)
    - Yes, the Otari is switchable from NAB to IEC - Dave Pogue 05:12:51 02/09/08 (1)
      - The money is the catch! - joeljoel1947 05:18:06 02/09/08 (0)

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