The Rest of the Otari Line

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⤢ zoomSix Otari machines photographed together: the Mark II-2 and MX-5050-QXHD desk-top recorders with the ARS-1000 above them, and below, the MX-5050-8D beside its rack of electronics, the MX-7800 on its console stand, and the DP-4050 cassette duplicator with its control unit

MX-7800 One-Inch Eight-Track First full-function one-inch eight-track • 100% remote controlled • Remote LED tape timer, return-to-zero • 30/15 ips • Dc capstan servo.

MX-5050-8D Eight-Channel Half-Inch Full eight track performance and features • 15 & 7½ ips • Variable speed (±7%) dc capstan servo.

MX-5050-QXHD Four-Channel Quarter-Inch 15 & 7½ ips • Variable speed (±7%) dc capstan servo • Other features same as two-track.

MX-5050-FL One-Channel Full-Track • 7½ & 3¾ ips • Also reproduces two-track.

Mark II-2 Two-Channel Quarter-Inch All MX-5050 features plus: • Separate transport and electronics • 15 & 7½ ips • Variable speed (±7%) dc capstan servo.

Mark II-4 Four-Channel Half-Inch Same features as Mark II-2.

ARS-1000 Automated Radio Station Reproducer Two speeds 7½ & 3¾ ips • Two channel stereo • Ruggedized for continuous operation.

DP-4050 8:1 In-Cassette Duplicator Easily operated • Open-reel master (7½ or 3¾) and six slaves • Six C30's in under two minutes.

All Otari recorders feature:

• Professional quality and reliability
• Selective reproduce on all channels
• Front adjustable bias and record EQ
• 600 ohm +4 dBm outputs
• XLR connectors • 19 dBm headroom
• Motion sensing • Edit and cue
• Built in test tones • Portable, rack, or console mounting