CASSETTE DECK BLABLABLABLA

[L0WC0$T_]

WICH ONE HAVE YOU IN POSSESSION ?


I HAD A TENSAI (AKAI EUROPA) DOUBLE DECK WHO WAS DOPE (MIDDLE ERA) BUT I SALE IT BC I MOOVED

I HEARD OLD ARE THE BEST ...IS IT TRUE?

[Krisso The Great]

some old single deck commercial recorder .. it does the beats niice

[L0WC0$T_]

some old single deck commercial recorder .. it does the beats niice

I saw that kind of model on several brand (ONKYO,AKAI,PIONEER, etc...) looks like classic units

[KIYANI]

i have an old akai single track thing that is all wood with the vu meters and shit. Its absolutely dope. I'm a fan of Yamaha stuff too when it comes to tape.

[Krisso The Great]

Looks nice that ..

this 1 has some little mfx to reduce noise ..

record position and a pretty deecent digital meter (reason i bought it tbh)

i think it was priced between 30 to 60 english pounds .. well worth the skrilli's

[Krisso The Great]

tape is a good way to soft compress audio .. still avoid clipping though guys

[last_try]

some random sony dual-cassette deck. went hunting for a deck with a pitch knob after reading one of those xlr8r "in the studio" features with matthewdavid where he talked about tape saturation and pitching. ended up, completely by coincidence, copping exactly the same deck from a thrift shop for $10

mostly use it for pitching samples or compressing/saturating but lately i've taken to using it norwegian black metal style, bouncing back and forth between two tapes for primitive multi-tracking.

[Krisso The Great]

Heavy!

[KIYANI]

what is that triple deck? Record 3 tapes at once?

[PARKER JORDAN]

hey the triple !!!
I just bought a TC D5 M because my studio is nomad now
no pitch tho (202 is here )



@kiyani: i wanna see the wood unit

[Krisso The Great]

,^ nice bit of portability

[Dust le Villain]

this one:

[KIYANI]

hey the triple !!!
I just bought a TC D5 M because my studio is nomad now
no pitch tho (202 is here )



@kiyani: i wanna see the wood unit

This thing looks awesome! Would be perfect for traveling. Does it run on battery?

I found a flick of my Akai deck just by searching google for old akai wooden tape deck haha. Here it is, 1973 gxc-46d, £20 paid.

[PARKER JORDAN]

@KIYANI: The Akai looks dope (SO 70's)
Yes the Sony runs on batteries, it is so over priced (400-500 until 1000$) but I got mine luckily in fresh condition for 150$ -
Sony continued to build them 20 years after they launched (they stopped in 2002 I think)

[KIYANI]

I'm gonna be looking out for that with a keen eye from now on!