| Title: | * * Computer Music, MIDI, and Related Topics * * |
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Has anyone out there had any experience with an AMR64 or an AMR42?
The AMR64 is a 4-track with a separate 6 channel mixer and the 42
has a 4 channel mixer. How do these compare to other decks?
Any and all info appreciated.
Guy
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| 1739.1 | Also would like a review | ELWOOD::CAPOZZO | Wed Nov 02 1988 18:13 | 1 | |
I also have one of these babies,,,, any comments out there???? | |||||
| 1739.2 | Hard to talk about what you don't know. | DYO780::SCHAFER | Brad - back in Ohio. | Wed Nov 02 1988 19:14 | 4 |
Never heard of it. Cassette tape? Hi or low speed? Noise reduction?
Price? etc. etc. etc.
-b
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| 1739.3 | This is what I know about it | ELWOOD::CAPOZZO | Thu Nov 03 1988 13:54 | 18 | |
AMR64 is a 4/track with a cassette format. It has Dolby B and C
and a 6x4x2 stand alone mixer, which means its great for mixing
and recording live gigs. Dual frequency EQ, Peak and dip at
selectable high and low frequencys, or high pass filter for the
bass and shelving for the highs. All four tracks can be recorded
at once, dual tapeing speeds, Phantom power, dual effect sends,
+4dbm to feed the amps with up to +18dbm of head room before clipping,
solo for each channel and sub, a built in beefy headphone amp, insert
points to each channel, and XLR connectors for each channel and
sub.
I bought this guy about a week ago so I really don't no
the final results of the recorder section. Thats why I was wondering
if anybody out there has one, to fill me in.
Mike____
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| 1739.4 | AMR = Peavey | AQUA::ROST | You've got to stop your pleading | Thu Nov 03 1988 14:45 | 10 |
The dual speeds is a new feature. The earliest AMR machines were
1-7/8 ips only. I've seen recent pictures and they have done some
cosmetic changes but kept the same model designation.
AMR stands for Audio Media Research. It is a division of Peavey.
How much did you pay, and where??
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| 1739.5 | Wrong Acronym | ELWOOD::CAPOZZO | Thu Nov 03 1988 15:54 | 4 | |
sorrrrry my mistake, like I stated I just got it a week ago and
I purchased it used (6 months old). Its not a AMR64 buy Audio Media
Reseach, its AT-RM64 By Audio Technica. I was confused by the acronym.
Anyone know about this one??
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