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Does anyone here have a buddy in or around Raleigh, NC with a perfectly
functioning two-track reel-to-reel machine? I have a bunch of tapes that I absolutely have to dub to digital. I've been offered the use of one by a regular member here, but he's several hours away, I'd have to stay in a hotel, and I would be imposing on his generosity. If I could find someone in the area, life would be good. Having been sick the last couple of days, I decided to tear into my Tascam 32-2, thinking that it only had a problem with the pinch roller, which I have. However, the drive belt is stretched to the point of useless, and I don't have one of those. (Recommended source?) I'd consider spending some money having the unit gone through by someone who has worked on one in the last few years, but the sources I had here are not repairing them any longer. It's not a bad unit, when it's working. (While I have your attention, how do you change the drive belt? Does the capstan, flywheel, and mounting bracket all have to be removed?) Suggestions appreciated. I don't know how I let myself get into this situation. |
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