That's a pretty cool story.A rabbit hole too far for me. The best show demo I ever heard was Magico using a crazy reel-to-reel of a pianist. I actually almost stood to applaud at the end. It was fantastic!
I’ve debated getting one as a decoration, but I know me. And I’m already too far down too many other rabbit holes. Best of luck, and I’ll enjoy watching this thread.
I don't know of a process or a cool humminguru machine.Is there a way to clean tapes? I would imagine they get dirty with age and use.
I know the VHS community has ways of cleaning their tapes because tape that is more than 30 years old is notorious for getting mold. From what I saw it's a pain in the ass. But what isn't a pain in the ass in this hobby.Is there a way to clean tapes? I would imagine they get dirty with age and use.
I'm out if mold is involved.I know the VHS community has ways of cleaning their tapes because tape that is more than 30 years old is notorious for getting mold. From what I saw it's a pain in the ass. But what isn't a pain in the ass in this hobby.
This is great. It makes me very envious and on the cusp of doing something dumb.Received a nice Maxell take up reel and put the 1957 tape from Nat King on.
Holy smokes this thing sounds fresh!
Insanely cool. His vocals are amazing sounding.
It's so wild with no clicks or pops from the vinyl. The sound is clean as digital but still a deep tubey analog sound.
The cell phone recording is attached but not nearly like the sound in the room.
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I didn't spend a fortune to get in but I can say it was worth it.This is great. It makes me very envious and on the cusp of doing something dumb.
InterestingI didn't spend a fortune to get in but I can say it was worth it.
Tape is worthy of the hype IMO.
Take your time. It's worth getting it right going in.
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They are hella cool to watch playing, fast forwarding or rewinding as well.
You can find decent tapes on eBay you said?
I’m guessing more than I can afford.Wow!
Bob Dylan's First Demo Tape - Original Master Recorded at The
Bob Dylan's first demo tape—a remarkable original master recording made by his first manager, Terri Thal, at the Gaslight Café in New York City on September 6,www.rrauction.com
Wonder where the winning price will end up?