Very nice sounds good wish I had one I have the 2300s
@immaresellit9 ай бұрын
that thing is super clean
@user-Specialized.10 ай бұрын
I also have "TEAC" but I have X 300 EE.
@travellinmike43334 ай бұрын
Hi. Very nice to see the A-3300S put through it's paces. I love mine and I wish I had metal reels for it instead of plastic ones. I also watched your video from a couple years ago of the 15IPS model. I never saw that tape speed on the A-3300S model before. Do you ever test the mic inputs or only connect to source with RCA plugs? Where could I look to an honest valuation for mine. I see the ones on Reverb for $500 +/- and don't know if that's just dreaming or in the ballpark. Mine is clean and good repair like the one in this video. Meaning no wood damage, no crud, minimal dust, all meter lights light and buttons work as they should. Still have the original owners manual and also a manual for a noise reduction unit that the original owner must not have know was in the same plastic sleeve. My recordings sound like accurate reproductions with no slowness or muddy playback but I have no real "fine testing" equipment other than my ears. Anyway, thanks for sharing these wonderful machines with us.
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Very nice sounds good wish I had one I have the 2300s
that thing is super clean
I also have "TEAC" but I have X 300 EE.
Hi. Very nice to see the A-3300S put through it's paces. I love mine and I wish I had metal reels for it instead of plastic ones. I also watched your video from a couple years ago of the 15IPS model. I never saw that tape speed on the A-3300S model before. Do you ever test the mic inputs or only connect to source with RCA plugs? Where could I look to an honest valuation for mine. I see the ones on Reverb for $500 +/- and don't know if that's just dreaming or in the ballpark. Mine is clean and good repair like the one in this video. Meaning no wood damage, no crud, minimal dust, all meter lights light and buttons work as they should. Still have the original owners manual and also a manual for a noise reduction unit that the original owner must not have know was in the same plastic sleeve. My recordings sound like accurate reproductions with no slowness or muddy playback but I have no real "fine testing" equipment other than my ears. Anyway, thanks for sharing these wonderful machines with us.