Period press · BM/E, September 1984 · scan pages 37

ONE LESS ALLIGATOR

The Broadcast Engineer works with time-line responsibilities few of us will ever experience. He knows that equipment problems can wreck production schedules.

The MX-5050B-II photographed head-on against a black ground: two large reels with blue labels on the flanges above the transport, the pair of VU meters on the electronics panel below, and the cabinet side visible at right. ⤢ zoomThe MX-5050B-II photographed head-on against a black ground: two large reels with blue labels on the flanges above the transport, the pair of VU meters on the electronics panel below, and the cabinet side visible at right.

That's why the Otari BII is the most widely used audio machine for broadcast mix-down, news editing and production.

Three speed operation, front panel record calibrations, a microprocessor controlled tape counter with LED display, and variable speed control, coupled with "bulletproof" reliability and high level product support all add up to one less alligator snapping at your heels. From Otari: The Technology You Can Trust.

Contact your nearest Otari dealer for a demonstration, or call Otari Corporation, 2 Davis Drive, Belmont, CA 94002 (415) 592-8311 Telex: 910-376-4890

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