I don't think reel tapes are available for sale anymore are they? My cousin had an 8-track reel to reel recorder and we made some neat music/songs on that unit back in the mid-80's
There is a guy on Youtube, I cant find him again/now, he plays the guitar and he records with reel to reel, you can see the reel to reel recording equipment in the background. Anyone know this guy's channel?
no.not Fripp...thank anyway..its new....well recorded for yt so post '05...but he recorded with the reel to reel instead of vs. protools....or cakewalk....I should have fav. one of his videos.....he played neil young and hotel califorina I think or anoth great classic song...
it goes up on ebay tonight. we have a teac x 1000 and an Otari going up too. check out our stuff, go to ebay community and our used id is what_isit_worth
Depends on reel size, length of tape and selected playback/recording speeed. The longest record time is 6 hours on a 10.5" reel with 3600' of tape with a speed of 3-3/4" ips
@Suzsmokeyallan I am aware of that. But I mentioned 3600' as the most common on consumer decks that were purchased during that time. The 4800' was very thin tape and did not have as good tensile strength as the smaller footage tapes. Also studios had the capabilities of using 12" & 14" reels which gave even longer time. But these were not available on the consumer market. And they need they bigger reels to get longer recording times especially at 30 I.P.S.
SILCA PLUGSOCKET
whotaughtyou 1 month ago
I don't think reel tapes are available for sale anymore are they? My cousin had an 8-track reel to reel recorder and we made some neat music/songs on that unit back in the mid-80's
micmoable 3 months ago
wow tolle machine
tassoboy 1 year ago
There is a guy on Youtube, I cant find him again/now, he plays the guitar and he records with reel to reel, you can see the reel to reel recording equipment in the background. Anyone know this guy's channel?
Clepto202 2 years ago
Are you talking about Robert Fripp?
morrissinger 2 years ago
maybe....do you know his link...
thank you for the replie
Ray
Clepto202 2 years ago
no.not Fripp...thank anyway..its new....well recorded for yt so post '05...but he recorded with the reel to reel instead of vs. protools....or cakewalk....I should have fav. one of his videos.....he played neil young and hotel califorina I think or anoth great classic song...
Clepto202 2 years ago
cool
reeltoreelmaster 2 years ago
お～ぉ！これは
Ｘ－２０００Ｒのシルバーカラーモデでないの！
このカラーモデルが欲しかったけど無くて
ブラックモデルを買ったんだ
でも 今でもシルバーが欲しくて探してる
nazoiromeiro 3 years ago
I think you need speakers.
HighwayCinema 4 years ago
Nice deck!
CassetteMaster 4 years ago
Nicex200r , had the ocasion to buy such a beauty. Aren't u selling it?
djmk1988 4 years ago
it goes up on ebay tonight. we have a teac x 1000 and an Otari going up too. check out our stuff, go to ebay community and our used id is what_isit_worth
Thanks
Marc
WhatsItWorth 4 years ago
How much information can one reel hold?
drutt1985 4 years ago
Depends on reel size, length of tape and selected playback/recording speeed. The longest record time is 6 hours on a 10.5" reel with 3600' of tape with a speed of 3-3/4" ips
patrickguice 3 years ago
@patrickguice Actually Ampex had some tapes that were 4800 feet so thats is a longer recording time
Suzsmokeyallan 1 year ago
@Suzsmokeyallan I am aware of that. But I mentioned 3600' as the most common on consumer decks that were purchased during that time. The 4800' was very thin tape and did not have as good tensile strength as the smaller footage tapes. Also studios had the capabilities of using 12" & 14" reels which gave even longer time. But these were not available on the consumer market. And they need they bigger reels to get longer recording times especially at 30 I.P.S.
patrickguice 1 year ago