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Home Recording Equipment Guide

Article from Home & Studio Recording, November 1983

A selective look at what’s available for the home recordist.


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Publisher: Home & Studio Recording - Music Maker Publications (UK), Future Publishing.

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Home & Studio Recording - Nov 1983

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