Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips

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Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips

Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips
This is a very nice professionally-owned Otari MTR12/4. S/N 190x-; model version MTR-12-II-I. It powers up as originally intended, all cards appear to receive proper voltages. I cannot say for sure that all the small LEDs light. Cosmetically the unit is in very good condition overall. The headstack looks very, very good with minimal wear. The deck plays and records normally as one would expect; FF/RWD is good on the transport, the cue/varispeed/other transport controls also work as one would expect them to. Known issues: I think all VU meter lamps are dead. Happens to every Otari out there from this time period. The Channel 2 source select switch seems dirty: it physically flips into all three positions but appears to need to be massaged into activating input position. The indicator lamp reflects this. Wiggling the switch has worked the last three times we experimented with it. Modifications have been made to the capstan control card and possibly other cards in the cage, but I do not know the extent or the details of these modifications. Note there was no head cover issued on this series of MTR-12 decks. This item has been serviced in the past by Everything Audio in Burbank, CA. The tape flanges are not included; the two pictured KWOH lock down hub adapters are included with the sale. No other accessories or manual included. If you are interested in physical specifications for purposes of transport/freighting. The model MTR12 with overbridge assembly was factory spec’d at 45.5″ x 26″ x 23. You could use 210-225 lbs. I have described this item to the best of my ability and do not intend to misrepresent. Being a complex piece of machinery there may be quirks, conditions, or developments we were not aware of during ownership or testing. See our other auctions for more radio, broadcast audio, music stuff! Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter. The item “Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips” is in sale since Friday, May 24, 2019. This item is in the category “Consumer Electronics\Vintage Electronics\Vintage Audio & Video\Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorders”. The seller is “micrental” and is located in Portland, Oregon. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
  • Model: MTR-12-II-I
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • Brand: Otari
  • Type: Tape Recorder

Otari MTR-12 4-track 1/2 format 3-speed reel-to-reel recorder 7.5/15/30 ips