Thursday, 24 December 2009
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| Dolby DA20 For SALE Best offer Oski 23:05:27 |
| | I have a Dolby DA20 Digital Film Processor for sale to best offer.
Located in California. Contact me directly if interested.
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Saturday, 14 February 2009
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| Just why is this worth eight thousand dollars? J. P. Morris 16:45:04 |
| | Here's a question for the reel-to-reel gurus.
As far as I can see this AIWA TP1011 is an ordinary domestic 2 or 4-track.
It doesn't even appear to be valve-based:
http://cgi.ebay.com/VGC-AIWA-3-HEAD-REEL-TO-REEL-MDL-TP-1011_W0QQitemZ9700199726QQcategoryZ15000QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
..yet it has gone for $7900, which is probably about ten times its original
price, if that. Now normally I'd say that the two zero-bidders were
shills, but the guy who made the final purchase seems to have a good
history.
And here's another one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/AIWA-3-HEAD-REEL-TO-REEL-TP-1011-GREAT-SHAPE_W0QQitemZ9703183995QQcategoryZ15000QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
(Although I note the apparent shills have been busy at work here too.)
Q: "WE'VE ALREADY BEEN OFFERED $3000,00. We will accept $6000,oo with free
shipping. The only other one of these just sold for 7900.00. Thanks bill."
Have they simply lost their hold on reality or are these machines valuable
in some mysterious way?
--
JP Morris - aka DOUG the Eagle (Dragon) -=UDIC=- jpm@it-he.org
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Reign of the Just - An Ultima clone http://rotj.it-he.org
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008
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| Onkyo TX-906 Robert McIntosh 16:45:49 |
| | I purchased an Onkyo TX-906 stereo receiver off of eBay - no manual or
remote control. I found a manual online but it does not answer the
problem to my dilemma.
How do I adjust the volume for the remote speakers?
It's got two sets of speakers labelled "Main" and "Remote" (what would
normally be labelled "A" and "B"). I can control the main set of
speakers with the master volume, but the remote speakers do not respond
to it.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Robert
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Tuesday, 23 October 2007
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| yorkville audiopro sp12 Waynard 10:23:10 |
| | Hi,
I am looking for an owner's manual for this piece. Can anyone here
help???
please email me if you can.
tnx
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Sunday, 22 July 2007
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| Size Matters? David Houpt 20:07:34 |
| | I couldn't resist posting this link.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5740405739&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
Its an Ebay advert for a pair of Leak 3090 speakers.
I thought that my Tannoy Yorks were a bit on the big side but these
are an inch shy of 4ft tall!
I wonder what they sound like? Anyone any idea?
Best to all the New Year!
David
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Saturday, 14 July 2007
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| DigiTech JamMan Looper Software Guest 14:11:30 |
| | I purchased a JamMan a month ago and am having a great time with it,
but it is hard to manage the loops and keep track of where things are.
So, given that I write software for a living, I've written an app to
manage it through a PC. The app has tremendously enhanced the value of
the JamMan and I think others would appreciate it too.
I've got a number of features built-in, such as drag-and-drop between
the loop library and the device, custom naming of loops (not just
"Loop1," "Loop2," etc.), customization of all loop parameters from
on-screen (including Tempo in beats-per-minute), creation and updating
of the loop.xml and loop.wav files, etc. It works with multiple cards
and just makes things so much easier. If you're looking to set things
up for a performance, having a printed sheet cross-referencing loops
and titles is great, as well as being able to swap out libraries at
will.
I'm really interested in what other features you would want to see in
it. I'm going to have a version out for review in the next few weeks.
Steve Mark
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Friday, 13 July 2007
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WTB: E-V Sentry IIA speakers  Brian 02:15:02 |
| | Looking for two E-V Sentry IIA speakers -- e-mail or post here with price and info. (I posted here yesterday and it got deleted somehow?) |
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Tuesday, 5 June 2007
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| new group Matrixmusic 15:28:23 |
| | KevinDoyleMusic@groups.msn.com
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Monday, 4 June 2007
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| oktava microphones opinions Marc Amsterdam 07:30:49 |
| | yesterday one of the muso's came up with a russian made oktava mk012.
Having only known the brand by fame i was pleased to have an
opportunity to try one
I compared them to a neumann KM140 and a KM184 and expectations were
above and beyond!! smaart measurement (which only gave an indication)
and then putting it in front of a nylon string acoustic guitar.
i was sold and used the oktava during show as well, it sounded
brilliant.
today i went to the oktava web site to check out prices and i was even
more stunned, $299.- for a three capsule microphone that easily stood
the comparison to a $1200.- neumann is just unimaginable.
So where is the catch i wonder? Iis it made in russian goelags without
the burden of paying employees? do they use child labour? are russian
employees this low paid?
the one issue i found on the web was that there are chinese made fakes
w/o serial number and more
but other than that i really like to order two or three pairs
so any opinions? pro/con
Cheers
Marc
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Monday, 28 May 2007
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| FS Teac, Tascam Service Manuals MrMarksMusic 10:16:23 |
| | FS Teac, Tascam Service Manuals
over 85+ service manuals
photocopies
almost everything in the Teac cassette series, also video cassette recorders,
80-8, 388, Series 10 mixer, more
Tascam 112, 112R, 133, 224, 234, MS16, ATR-60, 42, 48, Porta One, Two, 144,
244, 246, more
almost all have layout, exploded views and schematics
email your needs
and location fior shipping
mm
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Thursday, 3 May 2007
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| wireless mic rec Reqluq 09:54:51 |
| | hi what's a good handheld wireless mic to get for female vocals ...good
balance between price and quality..I use two wireless headsets already(shure
and sennheiser),so I need something that won't conflict...
Thanks req
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Monday, 16 April 2007
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| Soundblaster live Eddy 09:12:12 |
| | I was wondering has anybody used these drivers
http://kxproject.lugosoft.com/down.php?language=en
with a soundblaster live?, I am trying to find a cheap way to get real
time monitoring of Native instruments guitar rig, and was wondering if
these drivers and a soundblaster live would do it?, or if anybody has
any other suggestions?.
Thanks
Eddy
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Tuesday, 6 March 2007
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| Marc Schlaile Matt 14:27:22 |
| | I'm sure someone on here has heard of him. I found a bunch of his songs
on the Access Virus website and I've taken a like to them. Anyone know
where else I can find some of his work. I'v already tried
www.babylonwaves.com, it won't load for me, so is there another site?
Thanks.--Matt
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Wednesday, 7 February 2007
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| Mixing desk info request Big Tim 08:54:13 |
| | Hi, I'm making the step up from basic home recording to a more
substantial setup. It's still very basic (I wouldn't even go as far as
to call it a studio) but I've been accumulating some fairly cheap gear
to get started with. The aim is to replace with better gear as time and
funds allow. It's good enough to get an idea of what I'm doing in a
learn-as-you-go kind of way.
Anyhoo, the main reason for this post is that I've managed to get my
hands on a Teac "Tascam series" M-15 desk. 24 channel, 8 bus, looks its
age but has been reasonably looked after and supposedly everything
works, although I haven't fully tested it yet. It's certainly been used
til very recently in a local recording studio (they got rid of because
they were upgrading).
However I'm struggling to find any info or a manual or anything about
this desk. The internet seems pretty sparse and I'm not sure where to
look for companies or organisations who might be able to help.
Does anyone have any thoughts on the desk, or any suggestions where I
might be able to get more info?
Thanks in advance,
Tim
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Monday, 29 January 2007
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| WTB Mackie Control Extender (used) Duotone 19:24:09 |
| | E-mail me at:
duotonestudios@aol.com
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Friday, 24 November 2006
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| So where are all the DTS audio cds? Doesn't look like here... Movie Mogul 14:27:37 |
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Thursday, 16 November 2006
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| OT(?): Sony Wireless Headphones MDR-IF0230? Travis Pupkin 02:56:54 |
| | Hi,
I was rummaging around and discovered a pair of Sony Wireless Headphones
(MDR-IF0230) that I got packaged with something else I bought (most
likely my MiniDisc recorder) over a year ago and had since forgotten
about.
I actually have a use for them now, but I can't find my users manual, if
I ever got one.
Are these things supposed to come with a transmitter? Or do I have to
buy one separately? I did some cursory Google searches and couldn't find
a Sony brand transmitter made to work with this model (which is
suspiciously absent from the Sony web site). I may have the transmitter,
if it exists, around here somewhere, but have no idea what it would look
like.
Can anyone point me to a source of info about the type of transmitter
required for these to function?
Thanks.
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Monday, 30 October 2006
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| downloading SonicStage Andrewh 07:51:27 |
| | I have not yet purchased my HiMD, though I will definitely after Christmas,
but I have been wondering if I am able to download the latest version of
Sonic Stage in advance of the purchase. Is there any reason why this won't
work?
I know it is a huge download - on my pitiful modem connection that runs an
average of 3 Kb/s it will take all night.
I kind of have in the back of my mind that Sony might manage to disable
the use of the HiMDRenderer trick described on this forum and I'd like to
get the software in place in advance should they do so.
Andrew
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Tuesday, 24 October 2006
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| Rack Gear For Sale Recording Engineer 01:56:34 |
| | I'm looking to move these so that I don't have to deal with eBay. So if
you're interested in any item below, please email your best offer...
-dbx 160X in excellent condition.
-Kawai EQ-8 in good condition.
-MXR Dual Limiter in good condition.
-Hafler TA-1600 in excellent condition.
-Crown DC-300A that looks like a 20 year-old amp, but working in
tip-top shape with brand new Allen-Bradley pots.
-Antec 4U 19" rackmount computer case (no PS) in good condition. Makes
an excellent studio PC for word processing & net browsing or for what I
used it for, a dedicated PC for audio programs.
Weston Ray
Weston@WestonHouseRecording.com
www.WestonHouseRecording.com
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Wednesday, 11 October 2006
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| Speaker Suggestions Matrixmusic 09:26:52 |
| | I have a budget of $2,000-$3,000 for speakers for a classroom 20 x 30 x
8.
It seats approx 50 students, so something with a wide dispersion would
be needed.
Any Suggestions?
kevin
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Friday, 29 September 2006
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| Belts For Aiwa F660 Cassette Dexk Stephen 18:27:28 |
| | I've had an Aiwa F660 cassette deck for many years (more than I'd care to
remember!) and it's just given up on playing cassettes.
So I took off the cover to find that my thoughts of a broken belt was
confirmed. It appears that there's two belts in the back of the drive unit
one from the motor (white) spindle to a pulley and another from this pulley
to another pulley which seems to drive the cassette in play mode. It's the
former belt that's broken and was found to be wrapped around the motor
spindle. Extracting it was an art as it's perished and sticking together
being very fragile in this state.
My question is firstly does anyone know of anywhere I can obtain replacement
belts (might as well do both at same time) and secondly how do I go about
changing them (what parts do I have to dismantle). I'm not a total novice at
repairing hi-fi and have the skills to attempt small jobs especially on old
equipment sure as this.
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