Period press · Broadcast Engineering, May 1979 · scan pages 87

OTARI BROADCAST RECORDERS

The headline OTARI BROADCAST RECORDERS set in white over a black ground, above a front view of the MX-5050-B with a reel on each hub, labelled MX-5050-B at lower left. ⤢ zoomThe headline OTARI BROADCAST RECORDERS set in white over a black ground, above a front view of the MX-5050-B with a reel on each hub, labelled MX-5050-B at lower left.

A complete line of professional tape machines (from one to eight tracks) built to meet the current and future needs of the broadcaster (including AM stereo) for long term reliability, high performance, full production capability, and backed by a new expanded program of parts and technical support.

MX-5050-B Compact Broadcast Recorder. Newest version of this field-proven two-channel machine, widely used in broadcasting worldwide. Three speeds, 24 dBm headroom, dc capstan servo, and modular construction.

The Mark II transport in a wooden console cabinet with its meter bridge raised behind the reels, labelled Mark II. ⤢ zoomThe Mark II transport in a wooden console cabinet with its meter bridge raised behind the reels, labelled Mark II.

Mark II Broadcast Recorder. Separate transport and electronics for mounting convenience, plug-in card electronics, complete alignment accessibility. Two-channel ¼-inch or four-channel ½-inch models.

Call Ruth Pruett at 415/593-1648 for your nearest Otari broadcast dealer.

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OTARI WORLDWIDE

Otari Corporation, 981 Industrial Road, San Carlos, California 94070 415/593-1648 TWX 910-376-4890

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