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Hi,
I recently purchased an Otari MX5050 MKIII-8 (8 track half inch), which came with no manuals or test tape. Had a look through the rec.audio.pro archives via Google, and also at the FAQ, and found a few useful bits and bobs. I've bought two reels of Quantegy 456-23711 tape. I believe my next port of call is to acquire a MRL tape with test tones, to try to get the machine aligned, but I'm somewhat foxed by the different types available. Can anyone offer some advice, without getting too technical? I intend to keep using the 456 tape. More than likely will send a fair amount of level to it, often going into tape compression territory. Won't be using noise reduction of any kind. Another point: I was wondering if moving the machine about would knock it out of alignment or something, as I don't have a set place for it - do you have to be very gentle when moving them, or am I alright moving it from storage to an operating surface for use? I was using a Fostex R8 before, which was obviously a lot more portable. Thanks, Richard (Scotland) |
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