Yamaha Mt8X Vs. Tascam 488 at Marianne Coleman blog

Yamaha Mt8X Vs. Tascam 488. The yamaha mt8x is very similar to yours feature wise and it's currently the center of my home studio, more dark looking than the tascams, no xlr and with a bit less featureful eq, but a great. I did a test comparing a couple of digital recordings vs. Tascam 688 (midistudio) or tascam 488 mkii both machines are great in my opinion. I did a lot of recording on that machine, and for what it. An mt8x, and everyone on the thread was fairly surprised at how little. In some ways, it's hard to believe that sound quality can be this good on cassette, especially when there are eight tracks to play with. If you find a copy of the 488 manual it actually shows the “placement” of audio by different recorders, including the 488 and the mt8. A few years ago i had a yamaha mt8x, original version. Though you can only record 4 tracks. Yamaha's mt8x 8‑track runs at double the normal cassette speed and is set up to use chrome bias (type ii) audio cassettes.

Yamaha's mt8x 8‑track runs at double the normal cassette speed and is set up to use chrome bias (type ii) audio cassettes. If you find a copy of the 488 manual it actually shows the “placement” of audio by different recorders, including the 488 and the mt8. In some ways, it's hard to believe that sound quality can be this good on cassette, especially when there are eight tracks to play with. Tascam 688 (midistudio) or tascam 488 mkii both machines are great in my opinion. An mt8x, and everyone on the thread was fairly surprised at how little. A few years ago i had a yamaha mt8x, original version. I did a lot of recording on that machine, and for what it. I did a test comparing a couple of digital recordings vs. The yamaha mt8x is very similar to yours feature wise and it's currently the center of my home studio, more dark looking than the tascams, no xlr and with a bit less featureful eq, but a great. Though you can only record 4 tracks.

Photo Yamaha MT8X Yamaha MT8X (34724) (951113) Audiofanzine

Yamaha Mt8X Vs. Tascam 488 Though you can only record 4 tracks. The yamaha mt8x is very similar to yours feature wise and it's currently the center of my home studio, more dark looking than the tascams, no xlr and with a bit less featureful eq, but a great. If you find a copy of the 488 manual it actually shows the “placement” of audio by different recorders, including the 488 and the mt8. A few years ago i had a yamaha mt8x, original version. Tascam 688 (midistudio) or tascam 488 mkii both machines are great in my opinion. In some ways, it's hard to believe that sound quality can be this good on cassette, especially when there are eight tracks to play with. Yamaha's mt8x 8‑track runs at double the normal cassette speed and is set up to use chrome bias (type ii) audio cassettes. Though you can only record 4 tracks. An mt8x, and everyone on the thread was fairly surprised at how little. I did a test comparing a couple of digital recordings vs. I did a lot of recording on that machine, and for what it.