Analog goodness.
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oo ****ing sweet! ive always wanted one of those!
i got me an 8track at a yard sale not too long ago
i got me an 8track at a yard sale not too long ago
Stupid 8 track player ate my Iron Butterfly tape Have you ever broke open an 8 track tape? I have no idea how the hell that 8 track worked, how the tape looped back on itself makes me wonder 
Have you ever broke open an 8 track tape? I have no idea how the hell that 8 track worked, how the tape looped back on itself makes me wonder
I reason I got it was because I have a dozen old Reel-To-Reel tapes that I made many years ago.
Some are music compliations and others are tracks of me playing the guitar.
This is the same Make & Model of Reel-To-Reel Recorder/Player I had back then. It can be made
to operate as a 4-track over-dubing machine. I can do the same thing (and more) with my computer
and various pieces of multi-track recording software, but with the computer it's a bit of a pain
getting it setup. I'll use the computer to do the final rerecordings and editing, but the Reel-to-Reel
is great for just screwing around and writing. I'll be able to just plug-in, hit record and
play. I record myself just screwing around. I listen to it later, keep the stuff I like, dump
the stuff the sucks, get ideas for doing different things and repeat until I'm ready to record
some serious stuff.
Some are music compliations and others are tracks of me playing the guitar.
This is the same Make & Model of Reel-To-Reel Recorder/Player I had back then. It can be made
to operate as a 4-track over-dubing machine. I can do the same thing (and more) with my computer
and various pieces of multi-track recording software, but with the computer it's a bit of a pain
getting it setup. I'll use the computer to do the final rerecordings and editing, but the Reel-to-Reel
is great for just screwing around and writing. I'll be able to just plug-in, hit record and
play. I record myself just screwing around. I listen to it later, keep the stuff I like, dump
the stuff the sucks, get ideas for doing different things and repeat until I'm ready to record
some serious stuff.
And the most important questions I must ask are how much did you pay for that and where do you get tape for that?