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| − | + | Hello, | |
| − | + | isn't the text on the machines here a bit too unobjective, advertising-wise for a wiki? | |
| − | + | E.g. the "famous ancestor" is simply the predecessor, and had the mentioned high numbers instead of "success series".<br /> | |
| − | + | That the devices keep the value with all digitization, I may also not quite believe. | |
| − | + | I'll spare myself the objectification, but would like to bring this up for discussion. | |
| − | + | Kind regards, Analoghatwas | |
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| + | Old machines, the technology from the 60iger-sorry, the drive TIMELESS! After forty years of course loose contacts (switch rod on the mainboard!), old capacitors.heads mostly ground in. | ||
| + | Bearings ALWAYS ready, especially in the head bridge area (whistling and yodeling when winding)!!! A used B77 with good heads - may cost a maximum of 500 €!!! You should also leave a few pennies to the mechanic afterwards! Every amateur drive always has problems with large windings (26 cm) - even a new B77.it really starts with a Studer A 67!!HWeiss | ||
Latest revision as of 07:35, 29 May 2016
Hello,
isn't the text on the machines here a bit too unobjective, advertising-wise for a wiki?
E.g. the "famous ancestor" is simply the predecessor, and had the mentioned high numbers instead of "success series".
That the devices keep the value with all digitization, I may also not quite believe.
I'll spare myself the objectification, but would like to bring this up for discussion.
Kind regards, Analoghatwas
Old machines, the technology from the 60iger-sorry, the drive TIMELESS! After forty years of course loose contacts (switch rod on the mainboard!), old capacitors.heads mostly ground in.
Bearings ALWAYS ready, especially in the head bridge area (whistling and yodeling when winding)!!! A used B77 with good heads - may cost a maximum of 500 €!!! You should also leave a few pennies to the mechanic afterwards! Every amateur drive always has problems with large windings (26 cm) - even a new B77.it really starts with a Studer A 67!!HWeiss