Just seen this on the bay
Looks very well constructed
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TELEFUNKEN...item2ee555cf0f
Looks like the left hand reel tape is twisted ?
Also seems to be 4 speed
I like it lots , BUT the PRICE
Location: Dagenham Essex
Posts: 11,215
I'm Allen.
Just seen this on the bay
Looks very well constructed
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TELEFUNKEN...item2ee555cf0f
Looks like the left hand reel tape is twisted ?
Also seems to be 4 speed
I like it lots , BUT the PRICE
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Price plucked out of the ether?
Probably a good machine but as you say, the price
I love Hendrix for so many reasons. He was so much more than just a blues guitarist - he played damn well any kind of guitar he wanted. In fact I'm not sure if he even played the guitar - he played music. - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Lovely machines these.
Regarding the price one of these in average condition would set you back at least £3000 in the UK now.
This one appears to be pristine and consequently a highly useable master recorder / archive transfer machine in the right hands.
These machines are getting rare now and in this kind of condition makes it quite a catch even at his BIN price.
The price of professional machines will continue to rise with the apparent surge in interest for supply of tape recordings. Quite how long this trend will persist and to what levels is a hard guess.
Stewart.
Location: South West-ish, UK
Posts: 457
I'm Patrick.
I have an M15A and an M10 with Neuman electronics and two playback heads that was used with a cutting lathe. It has a monitoring head and a tape loop before the replay head so that the cutter speed can be adjusted to vary groove spacing.
I think the difference between those 2 M20s is that one is set-up for oxide in and one for oxide out. The tape on the first one is twisted because it's been spooled oxide in but is being played on an oxide out setup.
I'm trying to get the M15A running but not having much success in getting a response from Hilpert who seem to be the only source of parts.
The M10 is a project for another day - maybe even for someone else.