Pioneer RT707

[topoxforddoc]

I actually don't think I've got space to house a R2R machine, my large'ish turntable sits on top of my hi-fi rack and I'd have no spare room for a R2R player/recorder to be honest.

Peter,

If there's no room at the inn.... (you could always think about making some...). Actually that is a very relevant point. I have 3 studio R2R machines and about 100 x 10.5 inch reels (c. 50 x 15 IPS masters and 50 x duplicates). At this rate, I can see the tape storage overtaking the space needed for my 2000 LPs.

Charlie

[nthall]

I don't think the tape storage is ever going to overtake my LPs. Mostly because of the cost of tape, plus the fact that I have around 20,000 LPs.

Most of my original tapes are 7". If I dub something I usually use a 10". I use the 10" reels very sparingly.

[Audio Al]

I don't think the tape storage is ever going to overtake my LPs. Mostly because of the cost of tape, plus the fact that I have around 20,000 LPs.

Most of my original tapes are 7". If I dub something I usually use a 10". I use the 10" reels very sparingly.

[nthall]

You should see the quadraphonic 8 track collection.

[Audio Al]

You should see the quadraphonic 8 track collection.

I have 4 eight track machines and about 100 cartage's

[nthall]

I have 4 eight track machines and about 100 cartage's

I've got 2 good machines. I'm not sure how many cartridges. A lot of the cartridges need to be restored. I find those toolbox carriers full of them at the thrift store all the time for next to nothing all the time.

[nthall]

Find yourself something like this to play around with. It cost me$10 plus way too much shipping. I don't recommend this particular model. It has no service manual that I could find and took me two weeks to bypass the 40 year old microprocessor, but there are a lot of similar models. It's about the size of a turntable with the dustcover on it when it's on it's back.