clearing out several A80/QC cassette-tape, open-reel machines

[heideana]

Hey gang --- If your interested, see below
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We have several A80/QC cassette-tape, open-reel machines.

Most came purchased direct from mastering QC room at Sony in Carrolton, GA  ....and EMI duplication room in Jacksonville, IL., as those facilities were in process of down-sizing.
 
Most of the machines have been sitting unused in a climate-controlled warehouse since they were removed from those facilities.

We are clearing space for a new business venture right now, and need the space that these machines occupy. 
 
If you one or more machines for parts, this is a great opportunity.
 
We are open to entertain any offers for all or part of this equipment.
 
Thank you,

F.W. Black
816-767-0050
[email protected]
ps.. we are also now accepting inquiries and offers on (many extra Studer A80 pancake checkers), (an inventory of excess SAKI / LLH duplicator heads), (spare King 2797s, Concept Design MK2000, and CD9000 cassette loaders), (a spare Apex 2-color cassette printer), (spare Scandia norelco wrappers),  (a spare cassette plain paper labeler and die cutter), (a spare Emerald/PakTek Norelco J-Card&Cassette inserter), (a spare Emerald/PakTek Poly Box Cassette inserter), as well as thousands of spare parts for the above and many more duplicating, loading and packaging machines.
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[ironbut]

Hi Hopkins,.. yeah, I found that in my inbox today too.  That's the first thing I've heard from the Studer list since Fred sent out the "list suspended" notice. I hope this means there's going to be some more list activity.
It's funny though, Carrolton Ga was a true one horse town the last time I was there in the early 70's. I worked for a week at a chicken farm there for room and board and hated it so much, I literally walked for almost 24 hours just to get away from there! I can't tell you how much of a shock it was to see that Sony had anything there let alone a mastering facility.

[High and Outside]

It's funny though, Carrolton Ga was a true one horse town the last time I was there in the early 70's. . . can't tell you how much of a shock it was to see that Sony had anything there let alone a mastering facility.

They put in a large manufacturing plant there toward the end of the LP era. Manufactured cassettes and then eventually CD's there.

[Ben]

Now why can't they be clearing out old R2R pre-recorded tapes instead!?
Good luck with those who can pick up a machine or two.