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Hot StuffReview | Sound On Sound, Jun 1988Toa MR-8T 8-track Cassette RecorderIf you thought eight tracks on standard cassette was an impossibility, think again. David Mellor assesses the world's first 8-track cassette recorder. Will it do to 8-track tape machines what the portastudio did to 4-tracks? Read on and find out... | |||
SansuiReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 199010-Track Recording PackageCombine two 6-track cassette recorders, one synchroniser and a 12:6:2 mixer, and what have you got? A rather appealing multitrack demo studio from Sansui. David Lockwood reports. | |||
Sansui WSX1Review | Music Technology, Feb 1990Multitrack RecorderAlready established in hi-fi, Sansui have made their musical debut in the form of a number of multitrack cassette machines, among them the WSX1. Nigel Lord reckons the "studio in a box" is finally here. | |||
Silent PartnerReview | Recording Musician, Aug 1992Tascam 238S 8-TrackDave Lockwood checks out the first ever Dolby S cassette multitracker in this exclusive review. | |||
Six AppealReview | Recording Musician, Mar 1993Vestax MR66 6-Track Recorder and RMC88 Studio MixerPut these two together and you have a flexible recording and mixing system. | |||
Six AppealReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1989Sansui WSX1 6-Track RecorderSansui mark their debut into the home recording market with the impressive WSX1. Incorporating the first ever 6-track cassette recorder, it also combines a 2-track master recorder, an 8-channel mixer, and built-in digital effects in a convenient package. Will it appeal? Dave Lockwood finds out. | |||
Tascam 238Review | Music Technology, Jan 1989Eight-track cassette recorderThe four-track cassette recorder revolutionised home recording and significantly changed the recording industry; will the eight-track cassette have a similar effect? Vic Lennard goes on record. | |||
Tascam 238 SyncasetReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 19888-track RecorderThe 8-track war hots up. Now Tascam have an 8-track cassette to compete with the Toa MR8T. We know that eight tracks on compact cassette are possible, but who does it better, Tascam or Toa? David Mellor decides. | |||
Tascam 488Review | Sound On Sound, Mar 1991Can't quite stretch your budget to a 688 MIDIStudio? Richard Aaron checks out Tascam's appealingly priced new 8-track portastudio. | |||
Tascam 688 MidistudioReview | Music Technology, Nov 1990Tascam caused a recording revolution when they introduced the world to the Portastudio, now their Midistudio line looks set to take musicians on another quantum leap. Nigel Lord moves into the 21st century. | |||
Toa MR8TReview | Music Technology, Feb 1989Eight-track cassette recorderWhen the first Portastudio was launched, it caused a revolution in the recording industry - now you can put eight tracks on the same tape. Vic Lennard punches in. | |||
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