Period press · Studio Sound, December 1980 · scan pages 9

OTARI MX5050B — the stereo recorder for the eighties.

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OTARI MX5050B — the stereo recorder for the eighties.

Two MX5050B recorders side by side, each mounted horizontally on a wheeled floor stand with its reels uppermost, the headline Doubly effective set beneath the stands' castors.⤢ zoomTwo MX5050B recorders side by side, each mounted horizontally on a wheeled floor stand with its reels uppermost, the headline Doubly effective set beneath the stands' castors.

Doubly effective

Embodying the facilities and ruggedness of tape machines costing double, or more, the new OTARI MX5050B is the recorder to meet the challenge of this decade, when economic restraints plus performance requirements will place greater demands on manufacturers than ever before. The MX5050B is the answer.

  • DC Capstan Servo
  • Varispeed
  • TTL IC Logic
  • Switchable NAC/IEC EQ
  • Additional 4 track replay head
  • 3 calibrated record levels
  • + 28dBm 600 ohm balanced ouptut
  • Optional balanced input
  • Good editing
  • Built-in 1kHz oscillator

As chosen by CARDIFF BROADCASTING

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