Re: [ARSCLIST] One Inch, two track master tapes- 15 or 30 IPS

[Lou Judson <inaudio@xxxxxxxxx>]

Best luck! I was being half fascetious anyway. I'd be intrestedin  
what you turn up.

<L>
On May 26, 2009, at 7:58 PM, Ken Fritz wrote:

  Hi Lou,

  I'm a subscriber to TTP and appreciate the quality that tape  
delivers.

  I'm hoping to find a few listers that have studio tapes from  
groups that never made the big time but cut great sounding tapes.  
I've managed to purchase tapes from  now defunct studios in Memphis  
and LA but all are 1/4 or 1/2 inch two track at i5 or 30 ips. I'm  
hoping to find a few 1 inch two track tapes if they're out there.

  thanks for the reply, Ken Fritz
On May 26, 2009, at 9:04 PM, Lou Judson wrote:

> No Beatles on on inch 2 track as far as I know.
>
> But you can probably pay these guys to make you some tapes to play  
> on your new toy:
>
> <http://www.tapeproject.com/>
>
> Worth asking anyway!
>
> <L>
> Lou Judson • Intuitive Audio
> 415-883-2689
>
>
> On May 26, 2009, at 5:43 PM, Ken Fritz wrote:
>
> >   Hi Listers,
> >
> >     I'm probably one of the few on the list that is an "  
> > Audiophile." That translates to "Music is fun and not a  
> > business."  "Thank God" might be the next phrase  but since my  
> > business supplies tooling to those that manufacture solid surface  
> > and cast marble to the construction industry I think we're both in  
> > the same boat. To the point!
> >
> >  Analog tape is where the great recordings started and I'm keeping  
> > it going by filling my home with around 20  or so analog RTR  
> > machines. I belong to an audio group in Richmond Va. and they all  
> > marvel at the sound of tape. I just bought a one inch two track  
> > ATR and have nothing to play on it. I feel like I just bought a  
> > tuxedo and only have a pair of brown shoes--- no place to go!
> >
> >   If anyone out there has a one inch two track tape  that would  
> > show off what my machine can do and would CONSIDER sending it to  
> > me I'd appreciate it. The Genre isn't as important as the musical  
> > content.  If a lister has a safety copy of the Beatles, any  
> > recording, I can send an armed carrier along with my first born  
> > for insurance-:),  Any and all costs and insurance would be  
> > covered, of  course.
> >
> >    any reply will be appreciated,  Ken Fritz