Since getting into R2R again, I find that I hardly play my turntable (Platine Verdier, GT Audio Battery PSU, Schroeder Model 2/Allaerts MC1B & Hadcock 228/Decca FFSS MkIV). I have 3 R2R decks, all 2 track and 15 IPS capable - Sony APR-5002, Studer A807/II and a High Speed Revox G36. They are all calibrated for BASF/Emtec/RMGi/Pyral 911SM and LPR35. Here’s a link to my system playing a distribution master of Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy.http://vid1265.photobucket.com/albums/jj516/topoxforddoc/JAMC%20Tape%20low%20res.mp4
Reel to Reel uses -
My wife and I love to entertain. It never ceases to surprise me how many will walk over to my stereo and stare at my Reel to Reel tape deck. Some under the age of 35, will ask what it is? Others want to know why I have it, and what do I use it for? Of course I answer their questions, but now it makes we wonder how others use their machines? I have been following a couple of high end blogs that I really enjoy and see that one gentlemen uses his machine to play master tape copies. I do this as well, but have no where near the selection that he does. I make copies of my favorite LP's to play when guests are over, and also make my own master tapes using a couple of neuman's microphones. I record small jazz trios and solo artists straight to the machine. People are amazed at how 'real' these tapes sound. My main reel to reel is a Pioneer RT-1050 high speed half track. I have a second just like it that I use for the above mentioned site recordings. I also have a ReVox B-77, a Sony TC-765, and a Crown 822, all half track machines. Anyone out there making your own masters?
Norman
Norman
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