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 One UpmanshipReview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jan 1985Tascam Porta OneA sensational budget portastudio from Tascam, the Porta One, looks like being on most musicians' Most Wanted list. We bring it back alive. |
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 Tascam 464 PortastudioReview | Music Technology, Sep 1992It's affordable, it's accessible, it's analogue |
 Tascam 644 MIDIstudioReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1989David Mellor gets to grips with a multitrack cassette recorder, an autolocator, a 16-channel mixer, a MIDI-to-tape synchroniser and a MIDI mute processor - all rolled into one compact box called the Tascam 644. |
 Tascam 644 MidistudioReview | Music Technology, Jul 1990From the manufacturers of the first cassette multitracker comes the Midistudio: a single unit integrating MIDI into a four-track cassette recorder. Nigel Lord calls it "revolutionary". |
 Tascam Porta 03 MinistudioReview | Music Technology, Jul 1991Cassette MultitrackIt is said that small is beautiful - and Tascam's new personal multitrack machine is certainly small. Nik Newark dubs his demos and road tests Tascam's latest four-track cassette machine. |
 Tascam Porta 05Review | Music Technology, Jan 1988Personal MultitrackerThe intrepid Nicholas Rowland continues his search for the ultimate in personal multitrackers; armed only with a blank cassette and a bedroom's worth of gear, he tackles Tascam's latest budget baby. |
 Tascam Porta 07Review | Music Technology, Aug 1993MinistudioIs there still room for a little old style analogue technology? Tascam offer evidence for the defence |
 Tascam Porta One MinistudioReview | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1984 |
 Tascam Porta TwoReview | Making Music, Nov 1986 |
 Tascam Porta TwoReview | Music Technology, Jan 1987Four-track Cassette MachineIt's like a Porta One, but bigger, with more input channels, more features, and a correspondingly higher price-tag. Paul White casts a critical eye. |
 Teac 244 Portastudio, Fostex 250 Multitracker.Review | One Two Testing, Jan 1983 |
 Teac 4-TrackReview | One Two Testing, Nov 1982Recording: PortastudioCASSETTE LOAD: latest TEAC tape deck/four track/DBX noise reduction/review... READ |
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 The Porta Two has LandedReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1986Tascam Porta TwoGareth Stuart has been bouncing, syncing and generally laying down tracks with Tascam's new mid-priced 4-track Ministudio. Find out what he thought of it. |
 Which One Would You Choose?Review | Topic: Recording | Sound On Sound, Mar 1988Three 4-tracksIs it possible to get expensive sounds from inexpensive equipment or is the poor person's multitrack merely an expensive toy? David Mellor looks at three entry-level recorders - Tascam Porta 05, Fostex X30, and Yamaha MT2X - and asks 'Which one would you choose?'. |
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 FourplayFeature | One Two Testing, Jun 1984Four Track CassettesA survey of all the popular machines including TEAC, Fostex, RSD, Clarion, Yamaha and Cutec |
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