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 Tascam M-216 Mixing ConsoleReview | Home & Studio Recording, May 1986A really neat 16 into four mixing desk. | |||
 Tascam M1516 MixerReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1992Tascam's compact and versatile new M1516 desk is aimed squarely at the semi-pro 8-track market. The not-so compact but even more versatile Dave Lockwood checks it out. | |||
 Tascam M2524Review | Music Technology, Jan 1992Mixing DeskTascam make their bid for the growing private studio/pre-production market with two brand new MIDI-controlled mixers. Tim Goodyer follows the expansion of automated mixing on a budget. | |||
 Tascam M2524Review | Sound On Sound, Jun 1991MIDI MixerThis new 24-input desk has an in-line tape monitor section doubling as additional line inputs and the benefit of MIDI muting. Dave Lockwood sounds it out. | |||
 Tascam M3700Review | Sound On Sound, Jan 1992Raising The StakesZenon Schoepe gets to grips with the VCA automated desk that some British console manufacturers have not been looking forward to! | |||
 Tascam MM1Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1989MIDI Mutable MixerMost small mixers simply don't have enough inputs for even a modest home recording setup. One that certainly does is the new 20:2 Tascam MM1, complete with MIDI mute automation. Tony Hastings checks it out. | |||
 Tascam MM1Review | Music Technology, Nov 1989Keyboard MixerWhat's impressive, essential to any multikeyboard setup and normally costs a fortune? Answer: a mixing desk. Tim Goodyer looks at a budget desk with a more-than-budget spec. | |||
 The Tascam Way - Part 1Review Series | Sound International, May 1978The Teac 80-8 tape machine, Tascam Model 5 mixer, and dbx DX-8 noise-reduction unit. | |||
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 Mixer Special - Part 1Feature Series | Topic: Buyer's Guide | One Two Testing, May 1985start of a three month OTT investigation into recording desks. This issue - eight mixers up to £600 | |||
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