Period press · Musician, April 1985 · scan pages 35
PLAY OTARI
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⤢ zoomThe whole advertisement: the PLAY OTARI headline and the body copy in pale type on black, a small photograph of the Mark III-8 on its floor stand at upper left with the eight-channel meter bridge lit above its reels and the autolocator and remote control unit beside it, the OTARI logo in blue, and below it the body of an electric guitar with a streak of red light running across the page and more tape reels in the dark behind.
The magic of creativity often happens in streams of musical ideas, and the nuances of this process are compromised by interruptions. The creation of music demands an audio machine that is in harmony with musicians, and their instruments.
Otari's Mark III-8 with Autolocator and Remote Control is a part of this often illusive synergy, like no other half-inch, 8-track can be. With the Mark III-8, you and the instruments are the magic, while the Otari supplies the unobtrusive flexibility and precision of fingertip control. And what you control is audio performance that rivals the best of the one-inch machines.
So when you strive for that essence of sound that is unmistakably professional, choose the Mark III-8 for those fleeting moments when perfection must be the rule. 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 910376[illegible]890
OTARI.