to Steve;
> > Carl do you want Mono or stereo? what is your budget?
> > BE 2100's are hard to come by. Mono is best to avoid
> > phase error, common as carts age or get dropped.
> > I have both but tend to use mono's more.
> > Nothing like the fat sound of a cart machine.
> >
> > Steve
> > Radio Brandy
> >
> >
> > > Yep, true! Prefer BE series 2100, r/p or play only, and
>
> > > lots of carts......will pay for or trade....as a lot of
> > you
> > > do use them, and are going with automation, I will buy
> > > resonably priced working (with connectors) cart machines
>
> > and
> > > carts.
> > > Contact
[email protected] if you are interested in
> > > selling your working cart machines.
> > > Thanx, Carl
> > >
> >
> Thanks for the ebay idea; didn't think of that last night,
> but I do prefer to buy from people I "know" in the
> biz.....but I will check those posts out...........Amazingly
> I traded with a customer for about $75.00, granted, this
> machine is in like new condition and I do have several
> stored away for the museum, but I'm looking for machines for
> me......Budget isn't a problem, you know how it is; if the
> price is right.........!!
> I have a stereo machine in the studio now and everything I
> have is stereo (cart machines from FM stations
> mostly)........Thanks for the shouts!!
> Carl
>
You are right my friend!....That FAT sound is killer, and as I work on new computer automation, all the analog gear I have, that I can't seem to part with makes me happier than any old computer does......I'm used to the way they work (and I am totally in love with turntables, but we won't go there!!).
I appreciate your posts to the board; always on topic, always informative!
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