http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Teac-x1000...4AAOSwA3dYjy7G
The Teac X1000m is a very good sounding recorded, this ones going for spares so be careful, I have one of these and they are a good machine.
If you want a 4 track look at The TEAC X1000R 2000R, there is also the X10 model that go pretty cheap.
Akai also did some good sounding machines look at the GX range and stear clear of the 400d series now
Remember that all these machines are very old especially the A77 so be prepared to have to pay to get it fixed if you cant do it your self
I also have an A77 and have spent a lot of time getting it working properly but I prefer the more modern Revox PR99 Mk 1,2,3 or B77 as a much better machine if you can get one for your budget
Alan
Last edited by 337alant; 04-02-2017 at 13:34.
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