[Hidden-tech] looking for reel to reel video player

[Rikk Desgres]

Irene, 

Is this 1" pro format or the old consumer reels? If it's the 1" you may find
some of the TV stations may still have machines around. If it's the consumer
type you are going to have a hard time finding one of those. I saw one at
the Hadley flea market a few years ago and should have picked it up, but I
have too much junk (MII, 3/4") as it is.

Rikk

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Rikk Desgres
Pinehurst Pictures & Sound
http://www.pinehurstpictures.com
(413) 584-6200

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on 2/9/07 11:56 PM, Irene Starr at starr at langlab.umass.edu wrote:

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> This group seems to perform many miracles! Perhaps someone a player so
> I can check the content and quality of a few reel to reel video tapes from
> the 1980's. Does anyone have a reel to reel video player I could use,
> borrow, or rent.
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> Thanks,
> Irene 
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