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By moyphee Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:20 am
I have the Akai GX-4000D ( bottom left) it has "Sound on Sound" overdubbing capability. I ike tape but I avoid whenever i can. There too many ways to get that "Tape" without going back to it.

I still have Nakamichi MR-1 but I haven't fired it up in years.
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By mpc4000xl Wed Nov 21, 2007 11:56 am
dj e.d.e wrote:yeah, i still use tape i record to tape on casstette and reel to reel,
i record to tape more hten cd i still got a tape player in my car so i record so i can hear what i made.


i got two reel to reels MPC i got that teac on the top in the middle there too. are those yours?

i got a Revox r2r,Teac r2r,Tascam 4trk,Tascam 4trk




NAH I Tho' I HAD The Akai Joint 2 But ITS GOT BADLY Damaged........

Man Do I Miss That Sound.................


But YEAZ U And Get A Softer, Rounder Feel From Recodin' Ur Drums + Basses To tape Loud even If U use Regular Cassette Decks..............

To The 1 inch OR BETTER IZ SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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By ShakyCrates Fri Nov 23, 2007 1:05 am
i use my tapeplayer now and then. like the round sound. feels like it even out mixes too, compressor style