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Tape Project Machines / Re: reverse RIAA and IEC adapter to use phono stage as head amp
« on: September 26, 2008, 07:45:34 AM »
Thanks Steve,
I added a signature so you could see my set up. I use a Urishi that has .4mv output and it works well with the Cat, but is at the very limit of proper matching. If I change cartridges, I will try to find something with .5 or more.
If I buy the Seduction, I will build it myself as I enjoy kit building. I loved to go to the Heathkit store when I was a kid. By the time I was old enough to buy and build kits for myself, Heathkit was no longer. Bummer.
I also am trying to figure out how to tap into the Otari with a switch so I can put it back to stock. I use it to mix down from my Tascam TSR 8 track. I also want to use it for some location recording. So I don't want it to be just a play back deck. It should be simple enough, but I would like to find someone who has done this before committing my mint Otari to surgery.
Just got my first tape yesterday. TP 001, Sweet!!!
I added a signature so you could see my set up. I use a Urishi that has .4mv output and it works well with the Cat, but is at the very limit of proper matching. If I change cartridges, I will try to find something with .5 or more.
If I buy the Seduction, I will build it myself as I enjoy kit building. I loved to go to the Heathkit store when I was a kid. By the time I was old enough to buy and build kits for myself, Heathkit was no longer. Bummer.
I also am trying to figure out how to tap into the Otari with a switch so I can put it back to stock. I use it to mix down from my Tascam TSR 8 track. I also want to use it for some location recording. So I don't want it to be just a play back deck. It should be simple enough, but I would like to find someone who has done this before committing my mint Otari to surgery.
Just got my first tape yesterday. TP 001, Sweet!!!