[Hidden-tech] Reel to Reel

[Michael Muller]

Jonathan,

I have a TEAC A-2300SD reel to reel, which in its day was a pro-sumer 
model, and people rave about it. Mine stopped working about a year ago 
and I have been planning on having it repaired.

There is a company in Watertown called Audio Proz, 
http://www.audioproz.com/AP.php

As it turns out, I will likely sell my old non-working unit to them and 
buy one that works, just so I don't have to wait around. It is a long 
drive, after all. These units go for about $500 and are guaranteed by 
them. They come with papers and everything.

By the way, I checked out the website you liked to. It sounds like an 
amazing project.

Hope this helps.

Mik Muller, owner
Montague WebWorks
413-320-5336
http://MontagueWebWorks.com
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On 11/29/2016 8:06 PM, Jonathon Podolsky wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd like to learn more about reel to reel players for a project I'm 
> working on (how to evaluate which player to buy, how to repair tapes 
> that break, transfer the audio to digital, and some other technical 
> matters etc.). Do you know if there are any groups for enthusiasts of 
> older audio technology like this, here in the area?
>
> Best,
> Jonathon Podolsky
> www.MarvinMartin.org <http://www.MarvinMartin.org>
>
>
>
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