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If anyone is interested in a 4-track cassette recorder on steroids, check out the Akai MG614, which has a 6 channel mixer and a lot more I/O possibilities. They
by reassembled 3y ago
If anyone is interested in a 4-track cassette recorder on steroids, check out the Akai MG614, which has a 6 channel mixer and a lot more I/O possibilities. They are fairly expensive on the used market but built like tanks.
Another less expensive alternative, and more similar in design and feature to the Tascam offerings, would be the Yamaha MT4X and MT8X. The latter having an 8 channel mixer. Of course these still record down to only 4 channels on the tape.
There’s also the Yamaha MD8 digital minidisc recorder with an 8 channel mixer, if you’re feeling adventurous.
So much amazing dedicated audio recording gear came out in the 90s.
- timc3 3y agoThe MG614 was something I really wanted when I was younger ( when i wasn’t dreaming about 2 inch tape and an SSL) BTW the MT8X was actually an 8 track on standard cassettes, same as the Tascam 488 and a couple of others I believe. There was also a lot of crap gear that came out in the 80s and 90s.