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In Reply to: thanks for reply posted by akai m8 on March 21, 2007 at 10:25:45:
"What's the actual difference between a 122 and C-deck ? It looks like the only diff is, the rack mount and lack of feet on the 122, and the color- am I right here ?"Actually, not even that. The original TASCAM 122 is virtually identical to the TEAC C-series decks. The main difference is that user-tweakable bias & eq is standard on the 122, whereas on the TEAC decks, it's a plug-in card. That's about it.
Cheers,
Bobbo :-)
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what does that adjustable bias/eq actually do ?
The original TASCAM 122 is pictured here. The part encircled in red is a front-panel, user adjustable section for bias and eq with a preset that allows you to tweak the bias and eq to match the tape you're using. When you want to use that particular bias & eq setting, you press the "preset" button on the right to recall that setting.On the TEAC C-series machines, there's an optional plug-in card slot on the front of the deck. If you can find the card (a big if, they're scarce.) it'll give you the same feature as the 122.
Cheers,
Bobbo :-)
have you ever set that yourself, if so, what's the procedure ?I just bought a C-3x Teac deck with that option in it
I'd imagine you have to tape onto the cassette in question with a built-in test tone, then adjust the little screws there ?
this one has that adjustable option, not a standard card with no adjustment
The link below should tell ya everything you need to know.Cheers,
Bobbo :-)
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