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Sonosax (by Stellavox) Stelladat II DAT-RecorderSie haben hier die M glichkeit ein Sonosax Stelladat II DAT-Recorder zu erwerben. Das Ger t wurde m...

Sonosax Stelladat II DAT-Recorder Sie haben hier die M glichkeit ein Sonosax Stelladat II DAT-Recorder zu erwerben. Das Ger t wurde mit ei...

Operation Manual forSony PCM 7050/7030 DAT Recorder 1993Ring Binder Includes Diagrams In Good Legible Condition UK Shipping Via Royal Mail 2nd Clas...

Sony seem to be producing a new DAT machine almost every month, and now have an extensive collection to meet every possible requirement, from Walkm...

Operation Manual for Otari DTR-7R-DAT Recorder Fourth Edition1994A4 Paper BinderIncludes Diagrams and SchematicsOriginal Manual In Good Legible Con...

Selling my TASCAM DA-30 DAT recorder in great condition. Thx for looking

pair of professional Fostex dat tape recorders, left working in the studio a few years ago... now having been stopped and not used, perhaps some as...

Limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Includes two bonus tracks. The multi-platinum album The Trinity Session by Cowboy Junkies is to prove it's possible to create a fantastic album overnight; it was recorded in the night of 27th November 1987 using just one microphone, a DAT recorder and the wonderful acoustics of the Holy Trinity in Toronto. The album includes a mixture of original material by the band and covers of classic folk, rock and country songs, including th

Solve your –10dBV to +4dBu problems, now! What do you do when you need to connect a low volume –10dBV output (like cassette deck, CD player or synthesizer) into a high volume, +4dBu input (like a multi-track recorder or DAT machine)? What you need is a Line Level Shifter™ from Ebtech®! The Line Level Shifter™ uses the physics of inductance and impedance matching to increase or decrease the signal voltage without the added noise of active electronics. The Line Level Shifter™ also converts back an

I work alone at my studio, all instruments here, in tune, ready to enter if I need them, electronic processors set up, a dat recorder at the output of my mixer to record everything. The loopers are the main platform for my work. They allow me to record, overdub, create, arrange, try, search and find. Everything is at hand in a matter of seconds. I work hastily, playing and recording my musical ideas immediately. I orchestrate as i add a new phrase onto the loop by playing the instrument that's r