Which Teac deck was the best one they made? There were some very impressive
decks made in the late 70's but are they worth having?

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"Rich Andrews" wrote in message
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Which Teac deck was the best one they made? There were some very
impressive decks made in the late 70's but are they worth having?

You'll find what looks like a nice summary of the better Teac R-R
decks at http://users.chariot.net.au/~debpeter/Teac.html .

Remember that Teac's true heavy duty audio products are sold under
the brand name of Tascam.

Tascam stuff is a little more rugged than consumer stuff, but it is
certainly not the "be all to end all" of equipment.

I agree.

I worked with
and on Tascam stuff for a number of years. I ws unimpressed. I
certainly would not place it in the same class as Sony Broadcast.

I wouldn't put the Tascam R-R stuff in the same category as Otari or Studer,
either. But if you are smart or lucky you sometimes get what you pay for and
pay for what you get.