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Mara Machines have been completely restored, aligned and adjusted to meet 
the exacting needs of any engineer. If you want to cut to tape, you’ve 
got four tracks to play with, if you want to warm up some in-the-box 
tracks and have been longing for some analog lovin’, then this will 
certainly fit the bill. The MCI JH110 series has separate adjustments 
for all speeds so you can align it for 7.5, 15 or 30 IPS and toggle 
between all three speeds in order to compare the difference before 
committing. It’s also great for printing in-the-box mixes as well, and it will 
be aligned to have slightly different frequency response between tracks 
1&2 and 3&4 to give you a couple of options as you print mixes. 
 
Features: 
<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>New IC sockets</li><li>Repainted deck</li><li>Wide-track format</li><li>Support for first-time tape machine owners</li><li>Six-month warranty</li></ul> Mara Machines provides an affordable and flexible way to get into the tape world! 
Contact your Vintage King sales representative for more information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process: "I achieve the same level of restoration for each machine. I basically 
tear the machines completely down to the frame, and re-assemble as I 
re-solder the Molex connectors and other stress points on the machine. This 
takes place in the power supply, transport and audio boards. Roughly 500 solder 
points and 80 IC chips are reworked, re-soldered or cleaned... and 
that’s on the two track machines. The total number of solder points and
 connectors multiplies quickly as tracks are added. All of this happens before I even turn 
the machine on. I re-solder everything to help insure that future 
problems are headed off at the pass. After that, every transport 
adjustment is made - lifters, brakes, tensions, etc., then on to the 
audio. All head adjustments are made (heads are not 
re-lapped unless needed) and all audio channels are aligned at all 
speeds. Certain capacitors get replaced, like the capacitor that 
controls the accuracy of the counter. I do not recap the audio cards 
unless they don’t meet spec. I strive to have a complete restoration, 
yet meet an affordable price point. For instance, a total audio recap 
and head re-lap on every machine would increase the price drastically 
and is rarely actually needed. After all of that I burn them 
in by using them in my all-analog studio called "Welcome To 1979" to 
make sure no other issues pop up before they go out the door. I should 
also mention that every machine comes with a six-month warranty! The beauty about the MCI decks is that they are very, 
very modular. Each channel is broken up into separate cards to handle 
the different tasks of the channel. 
 If a problem is to occur, we can diagnose it together by swapping 
cards and the problematic card can be shipped to me for repair or replacement. 
 The same goes for the transport and power supply. Regarding the heads: These
 machines were built to run tape across the heads 10 hours a day for 
years. Typically the heads are the best part of the machines we select 
to become Mara Machines. If the heads are bad, it’s an indication of 
the condition of the rest of the machine. Heads, like tires, 
have a wear indicator so I can easily judge whether a machine is worthy 
of refurbishing. I’ve had my own 2” machine running full-time in my studio 
for three years - a machine that’s been running full-time from the early 80s
 to the mid 90s - and I've have had no reason or inclination to re-lap the 
heads." 
Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH110 1/2” Four-Track Available for special order
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 1/2” four-track analog tape machine

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Mara Machines MCI JH110 1/2” Four-Track Upgrade Kit Available for special order
Includes rollers, guides, heads and additional audio electronics

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Great for mastering houses or a full recording/mixing setup in one machine, this restored MCI JH110 1/2" two-track analog recorder comes with 1/2" four-track heads plus 4-channels of electronics as well as 1/4" two-track heads. 
 
Features: 
<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>Awesome heads</li><li>Repainted deck</li><li>Six-month warranty</li><li>A rare machine!</li></ul>
This is an affordable way to get into the wide-track mixdown format! 
Contact your Vintage King representative for more information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process: 
 
"I achieve the same level of restoration for each machine. I basically 
tear the machines completely down to the frame, and re-assemble as I 
re-solder the Molex connectors and other stress points on the machine. This 
takes place in the power supply, transport and audio boards. Roughly 500 solder 
points and 80 IC chips are reworked, re-soldered or cleaned... and 
that’s on the two track machines. The total number of solder points and
 connectors multiplies quickly as tracks are added. 
 
All of this happens before I even turn 
the machine on. I re-solder everything to help insure that future 
problems are headed off at the pass. 
 
After that, every transport 
adjustment is made - lifters, brakes, tensions, etc., then on to the 
audio. All head adjustments are made (heads are not 
re-lapped unless needed) and all audio channels are aligned at all 
speeds. Certain capacitors get replaced, like the capacitor that 
controls the accuracy of the counter. I do not recap the audio cards 
unless they don’t meet spec. I strive to have a complete restoration, 
yet meet an affordable price point. For instance, a total audio recap 
and head re-lap on every machine would increase the price drastically 
and is rarely actually needed. 
 
After all of that I burn them 
in by using them in my all-analog studio called "Welcome To 1979" to 
make sure no other issues pop up before they go out the door. 
 
I should 
also mention that every machine comes with a six-month warranty! The beauty about the MCI decks is that they are very, 
very modular. Each channel is broken up into separate cards to handle 
the different tasks of the channel. 
 If a problem is to occur, we can diagnose it together by swapping 
cards and the problematic card can be shipped to me for repair or replacement. 
 The same goes for the transport and power supply. 
 
Regarding the heads: 
These
 machines were built to run tape across the heads 10 hours a day for 
years. Typically the heads are the best part of the machines we select 
to become Mara Machines. If the heads are bad, it’s an indication of 
the condition of the rest of the machine. Heads, like tires, 
have a wear indicator so I can easily judge whether a machine is worthy 
of refurbishing. I’ve had my own 2” machine running full-time in my studio 
for three years - a machine that’s been running full-time from the early 80s
 to the mid 90s - and I've have had no reason or inclination to re-lap the 
heads."

Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH110 1/2” Two-Track Coming soon!
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 1/2” two-track analog tape machine

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Mara Machines MCI JH110 1/2” Two-Track Upgrade Kit Available for special order
Includes rollers, guides and heads

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The vast majority of 1”  eight-tracks out there don’t punch very fast - but 
the MCI JH110 series does! It also has separate adjustments for all 
three tape speeds so you can align it for 7 1/2, 15 or 30 IPS and toggle
 between the three to compare the difference. The 1” eight-track is great 
for the down and dirty all-analog recording setup. Any small mixer will 
work as a front end to it, and it’s easily interfaced with all DAWs! 
It’s also great for running in-the-box tracks out of the box for some analog 
love prior to mixing, and doing eight tracks at once really saves a lot of 
time.

Features:

<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>Wide-track format</li><li>A very rare machine!</li><li>Serious low end</li><li>Support for first-time tape machine owners</li><li>Six-month warranty</li></ul>

This is a killer way to get into the world of analog multi-track 
recording! Contact your Vintage King representative for more 
information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process: "I achieve the same level of restoration for each machine. I basically 
tear the machines completely down to the frame, and re-assemble as I 
re-solder the Molex connectors and other stress points on the machine. This 
takes place in the power supply, transport and audio boards. Roughly 500 solder 
points and 80 IC chips are reworked, re-soldered or cleaned... and 
that’s on the two track machines. The total number of solder points and
 connectors multiplies quickly as tracks are added. All of this happens before I even turn 
the machine on. I re-solder everything to help insure that future 
problems are headed off at the pass. After that, every transport 
adjustment is made - lifters, brakes, tensions, etc., then on to the 
audio. All head adjustments are made (heads are not 
re-lapped unless needed) and all audio channels are aligned at all 
speeds. Certain capacitors get replaced, like the capacitor that 
controls the accuracy of the counter. I do not recap the audio cards 
unless they don’t meet spec. I strive to have a complete restoration, 
yet meet an affordable price point. For instance, a total audio recap 
and head re-lap on every machine would increase the price drastically 
and is rarely actually needed. After all of that I burn them 
in by using them in my all-analog studio called "Welcome To 1979" to 
make sure no other issues pop up before they go out the door. I should 
also mention that every machine comes with a six-month warranty! The beauty about the MCI decks is that they are very, 
very modular. Each channel is broken up into separate cards to handle 
the different tasks of the channel. 
 If a problem is to occur, we can diagnose it together by swapping 
cards and the problematic card can be shipped to me for repair or replacement. 
 The same goes for the transport and power supply. Regarding the heads: These
 machines were built to run tape across the heads 10 hours a day for 
years. Typically the heads are the best part of the machines we select 
to become Mara Machines. If the heads are bad, it’s an indication of 
the condition of the rest of the machine. Heads, like tires, 
have a wear indicator so I can easily judge whether a machine is worthy 
of refurbishing. I’ve had my own 2” machine running full-time in my studio 
for three years - a machine that’s been running full-time from the early 80s
 to the mid 90s - and I've have had no reason or inclination to re-lap the 
heads." 
 
Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH110 1” Eight-Track Currently being restored, coming soon
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 1” eight-track analog tape machine

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This deck has been completely restored, 
aligned and adjusted to meet the exacting needs of any mix engineer. 
Made in 1980, the JH110B/C is one of the latest two tracks that MCI made. 
If you’re mixing totally in the box and have been longing for some 
analog lovin’, then this will certainly fit the bill. It has separate 
adjustments for both speeds so you can align it for 7.5, 15 or 30 IPS 
and toggle between all three speeds in order to compare the difference 
before committing. It’s also great for running in-the-box tracks out of the box
 for some analog love prior to mixing. 
 
Features: 
<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>Awesome heads</li><li>Repainted deck</li><li>Six-month warranty</li><li>A rare machine!</li></ul> 
This is an affordable way to get into the wide-track mixdown format! 
Contact your Vintage King representative for more information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process: 
 
"I achieve the same level of restoration for each machine. I basically 
tear the machines completely down to the frame, and re-assemble as I 
re-solder the Molex connectors and other stress points on the machine. This 
takes place in the power supply, transport and audio boards. Roughly 500 solder 
points and 80 IC chips are reworked, re-soldered or cleaned... and 
that’s on the two track machines. The total number of solder points and
 connectors multiplies quickly as tracks are added. 
 
All of this happens before I even turn 
the machine on. I re-solder everything to help insure that future 
problems are headed off at the pass. 
 
After that, every transport 
adjustment is made - lifters, brakes, tensions, etc., then on to the 
audio. All head adjustments are made (heads are not 
re-lapped unless needed) and all audio channels are aligned at all 
speeds. Certain capacitors get replaced, like the capacitor that 
controls the accuracy of the counter. I do not recap the audio cards 
unless they don’t meet spec. I strive to have a complete restoration, 
yet meet an affordable price point. For instance, a total audio recap 
and head re-lap on every machine would increase the price drastically 
and is rarely actually needed. 
 
After all of that I burn them 
in by using them in my all-analog studio called "Welcome To 1979" to 
make sure no other issues pop up before they go out the door. 
 
I should 
also mention that every machine comes with a six-month warranty! The beauty about the MCI decks is that they are very, 
very modular. Each channel is broken up into separate cards to handle 
the different tasks of the channel. 
 If a problem is to occur, we can diagnose it together by swapping 
cards and the problematic card can be shipped to me for repair or replacement. 
 The same goes for the transport and power supply. 
 
Regarding the heads: 
These
 machines were built to run tape across the heads 10 hours a day for 
years. Typically the heads are the best part of the machines we select 
to become Mara Machines. If the heads are bad, it’s an indication of 
the condition of the rest of the machine. Heads, like tires, 
have a wear indicator so I can easily judge whether a machine is worthy 
of refurbishing. I’ve had my own 2” machine running full-time in my studio 
for three years - a machine that’s been running full-time from the early 80s
 to the mid 90s - and I've have had no reason or inclination to re-lap the 
heads."

Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH110B/C 1/2” Two-Track
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 1/2” two-track analog tape machine made in 1980

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This deck has been completely restored, 
aligned and adjusted to meet the exacting needs of any mix engineer. The JH110C is one of the latest two-tracks that MCI made. If you’re 
mixing totally in the box and have been longing for some analog lovin’, 
then this will certainly fit the bill. It has separate adjustments for 
both speeds so you can align it for 7.5, 15 or 30 IPS and toggle between
 all three speeds in order to compare the difference before committing. 
It’s also great for running in-the-box tracks out of the box for some analog 
love prior to mixing, and 1/4” is the sound of the 70s!

Features:

<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>Awesome heads</li><li>Repainted deck</li><li>Six-month warranty</li><li>A rare machine!</li></ul>

This is an affordable way to get into the wide-track mix-down format, 
and is easily upgradable to 1/2" too! Contact your Vintage King 
representative for more information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process: 
 
"I achieve the same level of restoration for each machine. I basically 
tear the machines completely down to the frame, and re-assemble as I 
re-solder the Molex connectors and other stress points on the machine. This 
takes place in the power supply, transport and audio boards. Roughly 500 solder 
points and 80 IC chips are reworked, re-soldered or cleaned... and 
that’s on the two track machines. The total number of solder points and
 connectors multiplies quickly as tracks are added. 
 
All of this happens before I even turn 
the machine on. I re-solder everything to help insure that future 
problems are headed off at the pass. 
 
After that, every transport 
adjustment is made - lifters, brakes, tensions, etc., then on to the 
audio. All head adjustments are made (heads are not 
re-lapped unless needed) and all audio channels are aligned at all 
speeds. Certain capacitors get replaced, like the capacitor that 
controls the accuracy of the counter. I do not recap the audio cards 
unless they don’t meet spec. I strive to have a complete restoration, 
yet meet an affordable price point. For instance, a total audio recap 
and head re-lap on every machine would increase the price drastically 
and is rarely actually needed. 
 
After all of that I burn them 
in by using them in my all-analog studio called "Welcome To 1979" to 
make sure no other issues pop up before they go out the door. 
 
I should 
also mention that every machine comes with a six-month warranty! The beauty about the MCI decks is that they are very, 
very modular. Each channel is broken up into separate cards to handle 
the different tasks of the channel. 
 If a problem is to occur, we can diagnose it together by swapping 
cards and the problematic card can be shipped to me for repair or replacement. 
 The same goes for the transport and power supply. 
 
Regarding the heads: 
These
 machines were built to run tape across the heads 10 hours a day for 
years. Typically the heads are the best part of the machines we select 
to become Mara Machines. If the heads are bad, it’s an indication of 
the condition of the rest of the machine. Heads, like tires, 
have a wear indicator so I can easily judge whether a machine is worthy 
of refurbishing. I’ve had my own 2” machine running full-time in my studio 
for three years - a machine that’s been running full-time from the early 80s
 to the mid 90s - and I've have had no reason or inclination to re-lap the 
heads."

Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH110C 1/4” Two-Track
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 1/4” two-track analog tape machine made in 1980

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This is an ultra-rare 2” “Quior” machine. This is the famed JH16 with 
the fast-punching circuitry that was only offered for two years. These 
decks were offered as twenty-four track machines, and the wide-track, 
high-headroom 2” 16 track version like this one. 
 
Your Mara Machine will be completely restored, recapped, aligned, 
adjusted - you name it. Not only will all the audio cards be recapped 
(see below), but all of the channel strip boards will be removed, 
re-soldered & recapped too. Furthermore, all the Molex connectors get cleaned
 and re-soldered in order to combat any and all potential connection 
issues down the road. Even the sync relays will be disassembled, cleaned
 and re-assembled! 
 
These are the MCI 2” 16-track machine everyone is always talking about. 
Earlier versions (non-Quior) do not punch in or out nearly as fast as 
this machine. Two short years later MCI migrated to the JH24 version, 
which is a transformer-less tape machine. 
 
This version is LOADED with transformers! It has two large transformers 
on the control card and another transformer on the reproduce card. Even 
before you hit record to hear tape, you’ll hear all the sonic goodness 
this bad boy brings to the table! 
 
Features: 
<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>Auto-locator upgrade</li><li>Ultra-rare machine!</li><li>Support for first-time tape machine owners</li><li>Six-month warranty</li></ul>
Contact your Vintage King representative for more information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process: 
 
"I achieve the same level of restoration for each machine. I basically 
tear the machines completely down to the frame, and re-assemble as I 
re-solder the Molex connectors and other stress points on the machine. This 
takes place in the power supply, transport and audio boards. Roughly 500 solder 
points and 80 IC chips are reworked, re-soldered or cleaned... and 
that’s on the two track machines. The total number of solder points and
 connectors multiplies quickly as tracks are added. 
 
All of this happens before I even turn 
the machine on. I re-solder everything to help insure that future 
problems are headed off at the pass. 
 
After that, every transport 
adjustment is made - lifters, brakes, tensions, etc., then on to the 
audio. All head adjustments are made (heads are not 
re-lapped unless needed) and all audio channels are aligned at all 
speeds. Certain capacitors get replaced, like the capacitor that 
controls the accuracy of the counter. I do not recap the audio cards 
unless they don’t meet spec. I strive to have a complete restoration, 
yet meet an affordable price point. For instance, a total audio recap 
and head re-lap on every machine would increase the price drastically 
and is rarely actually needed. 
 
After all of that I burn them 
in by using them in my all-analog studio called "Welcome To 1979" to 
make sure no other issues pop up before they go out the door. 
 
I should 
also mention that every machine comes with a six-month warranty! The beauty about the MCI decks is that they are very, 
very modular. Each channel is broken up into separate cards to handle 
the different tasks of the channel. 
 If a problem is to occur, we can diagnose it together by swapping 
cards and the problematic card can be shipped to me for repair or replacement. 
 The same goes for the transport and power supply. 
 
Regarding the heads: 
These
 machines were built to run tape across the heads 10 hours a day for 
years. Typically the heads are the best part of the machines we select 
to become Mara Machines. If the heads are bad, it’s an indication of 
the condition of the rest of the machine. Heads, like tires, 
have a wear indicator so I can easily judge whether a machine is worthy 
of refurbishing. I’ve had my own 2” machine running full-time in my studio 
for three years - a machine that’s been running full-time from the early 80s
 to the mid 90s - and I've have had no reason or inclination to re-lap the 
heads."

Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH16 2” 16-Track Available for special order
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 2” 16-track analog tape machine

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Mara Machines MCI JH24 1" Eight-Track Coming soon!
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 1” eight-track analog tape machine

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This is the famed JH24 2” machine that made MCI famous. You HAVE heard 
this machine before - it was the workhorse machine for studios all over 
the United States for all of the 1980s. These machines record at both 15
 & 30 IPS , and have separate controls for both speeds, so you can 
toggle between speeds at the flip of a switch. 
 
Your Mara Machine will be completely restored, aligned, heads 
adjusted, re-soldered, every connector cleaned and re-seated. Even the 
power supply fans are rebuilt during the restoration process! 
 
Features: 
<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>16-track heads </li><li>Solid machine</li><li>Available in transformer or transformer-less versions</li><li>Support for first time tape machine owners</li><li>Six-month warranty</li></ul>
Contact your Vintage King representative for more information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process:

"I achieve the same level of restoration for each machine. I basically 
tear the machines completely down to the frame, and re-assemble as I 
re-solder the Molex connectors and other stress points on the machine. This 
takes place in the power supply, transport and audio boards. Roughly 500 solder 
points and 80 IC chips are reworked, re-soldered or cleaned... and 
that’s on the two track machines. The total number of solder points and
 connectors multiplies quickly as tracks are added.

All of this happens before I even turn 
the machine on. I re-solder everything to help insure that future 
problems are headed off at the pass.

After that, every transport 
adjustment is made - lifters, brakes, tensions, etc., then on to the 
audio. All head adjustments are made (heads are not 
re-lapped unless needed) and all audio channels are aligned at all 
speeds. Certain capacitors get replaced, like the capacitor that 
controls the accuracy of the counter. I do not recap the audio cards 
unless they don’t meet spec. I strive to have a complete restoration, 
yet meet an affordable price point. For instance, a total audio recap 
and head re-lap on every machine would increase the price drastically 
and is rarely actually needed.

After all of that I burn them 
in by using them in my all-analog studio called "Welcome To 1979" to 
make sure no other issues pop up before they go out the door.

I should 
also mention that every machine comes with a six-month warranty! The beauty about the MCI decks is that they are very, 
very modular. Each channel is broken up into separate cards to handle 
the different tasks of the channel. 
 If a problem is to occur, we can diagnose it together by swapping 
cards and the problematic card can be shipped to me for repair or replacement. 
 The same goes for the transport and power supply.

Regarding the heads:

These
 machines were built to run tape across the heads 10 hours a day for 
years. Typically the heads are the best part of the machines we select 
to become Mara Machines. If the heads are bad, it’s an indication of 
the condition of the rest of the machine. Heads, like tires, 
have a wear indicator so I can easily judge whether a machine is worthy 
of refurbishing. I’ve had my own 2” machine running full-time in my studio 
for three years - a machine that’s been running full-time from the early 80s
 to the mid 90s - and I've have had no reason or inclination to re-lap the 
heads."

Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH24 2” 16-Track Coming soon!
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 2” 16-track analog tape machine with autolocator and remote

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This is the famed JH24 2” machine that made MCI famous. You HAVE heard 
this machine before - it was the workhorse machine for studios all over 
the United States for all of the 1980s. These machines record at both 15
 & 30 IPS , and have separate controls for both speeds, so you can 
toggle between speeds at the flip of a switch. 
 
Your Mara Machine will be completely restored, aligned, heads 
adjusted, re-soldered, every connector cleaned and re-seated. Even the 
power supply fans are rebuilt during the restoration process! 
 
These machines are also available with 2” 16-track heads - so you can have the best of both worlds! 
 
Features: 
<ul><li>Totally restored</li><li>24-track heads </li><li>Solid machine</li><li>Available in transformer or transformer-less versions</li><li>Support for first time tape machine owners</li><li>Six-month warranty</li></ul>
Contact your Vintage King representative for more information. Per Chris Mara, regarding the restoration process:

Regarding the heads:

Note: Vintage King does not double the warranty on Mara Machines. The manufacturer provides a six-month warranty on all machines.</mara_machines_warranty>

Mara Machines MCI JH24 2” 24-Track Available for special order
Fully restored, aligned and calibrated MCI 2” 24-track analog tape machine

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Otari MTR 90 MkII 24 Track #18990290 (used)
Classic 2" 24 track tape recorder

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Studer A-807 4 Track (used)
Clean machine

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