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| 1951.1 | No 3-3/4 Two Tracks | AQUA::ROST | DWI,favorite pastime of the average guy | Mon Apr 03 1989 11:37 | 9 |
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Ever since BIC and Nakemichi got sued by Philips back in the seventies,
noone had marketed dual-speed decks except for the dubbing decks which
of course only let you *dub* at double speed, and usually disengage the
noise reduction while doing it.
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| 1951.2 | sure? | FGVAXY::MASHIA | We're all playing in the same band | Tue Apr 04 1989 14:53 | 12 |
| Re: .1
Are you sure? I own a dual speed Marantz SD300(0?) deck. It records
and plays back at normal or 2x speed. Even has line/mic mixing,
which I haven't seen on *any* other decks, making it effectively
a four channel (not four track) deck.
But, come to think of it, maybe I *have* had it since the '70's.
No wonder my hair's turning gray!
Rodney M.
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| 1951.3 | | AQUA::ROST | DWI,favorite pastime of the average guy | Wed Apr 05 1989 08:33 | 9 |
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Re: .2
You're right, I forgot Marantz. Those are also mid-seventies vintage
and long out of production.
Plenty of cassettes have mic/line mixers, mine does. Just none
of the cheap ones 8^) 8^) 8^) 8^)
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