Period press · Radio World, January 22, 1992 · scan pages 13 and 14

The Right Tool For Every Broadcast Application

Site note

This is an excerpt — only the MX-5050 material from Radio World, January 22, 1992. Transcribed verbatim from scan page(s) 13 and 14 of the full issue, preserved by worldradiohistory.com; the printed quirks are the original's. The pages are a four-page Otari insert sold through the dealer Harris Allied: page 13 is the inside spread, with general copy on technology, performance, durability and value, photographs keyed by number, and seven numbered product panels beneath; page 14 carries the insert's cover ("For All The Right Reasons") and its back, with the Harris Allied copy and address. Only panel 4, the MX-5050 Series, with its options and its two keyed photographs, is transcribed here, with the dealer's address from page 14; the panels for the MTR-15, MX-50, MX-55, MX-70, CTM-10 and ARS-1000 are left out.

The Right Tool For Every Broadcast Application

A four-channel machine of the MX-5050 series, keyed 4 in the ad, photographed upright from the front: two reels, the transport controls and a row of four VU meters on the electronics panel, with level knobs below. ⤢ zoomA four-channel machine of the MX-5050 series, keyed 4 in the ad, photographed upright from the front: two reels, the transport controls and a row of four VU meters on the electronics panel, with level knobs below.

An eight-channel machine of the MX-5050 series, keyed 4 in the ad, in its console: a meter bridge with eight meters and knobs above, two reels on the transport, the head assembly under its cover, and a panel of channel switches in the console front. ⤢ zoomAn eight-channel machine of the MX-5050 series, keyed 4 in the ad, in its console: a meter bridge with eight meters and knobs above, two reels on the transport, the head assembly under its cover, and a panel of channel switches in the console front.

4 MX-5050 Series Two, Four and Eight Channel Production Recorders

Compatible with your dbx™ noise reduction system
Optimized three-head design
Built-in test tone oscillator
Front panel calibration
Servo-controlled direct-drive capstan motor with ±20% varispeed
Four point autolocator with search to zero and repeat functions built in
Tape timer/tape speed display

MX-5050 Series Options:

Gapless, seamless punch-in punch-out (BQ-III, Mark IV-4 and Mark IV-8 models)
Autolocators
Remote controls
Time code Synchronizer & Resolver

HARRIS ALLIED

3712 National Road West • P.O. Box 1487 Richmond, IN 47374 800-622-0022 • 317-962-8596 • Fax 317-962-0623

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