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To me it's all about options. I like having options.
That is why I have two turntables. That is why I have a universal disc player. That’s why there are ten speakers in my room and why my TV can show 3-D.

At one time, I could play and record reel-to reel, cassettes and 8-tracks (given up on tape, though).
 
That is why I have two turntables. That is why I have a universal disc player. That’s why there are ten speakers in my room and why my TV can show 3-D.

At one time, I could play and record reel-to reel, cassettes and 8-tracks (given up on tape, though).
Revox has updated one of their best reel-to-reek decks with the release of the B77 MkIII (yes, it's currently in production). It's plays 2 track, 1/4 inch tape at 15 and 7.5 ips. The price is just a shade under $16,000. They have also jumped into the prerecorded tape business with 15 ips tapes for around $500 each. No, I'm not buying the machine nor the tapes.

https://reeltoreelhaven.com/products/new-revox-b77-mkiii-tape-recorder

https://reeltoreelhaven.com/pages/revox-master-tape-copy-collection

Edit: I have no personal or financial connection to Revox or Reel-To_Reel Haven. I just found it interesting that a company decided in 2024 to get back into consumer reel-to-reel production.
 
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Revox has updated one of their best reel-to-reek decks with the release of the B77 MkIII (yes, it's currently in production). It's plays 2 track, 1/4 inch tape at 15 and 7.5 ips. The price is just a shade under $16,000. They have also jumped into the prerecorded tape business with 15 ips tapes for around $500 each. No, I'm not buying the machine nor the tapes.

https://reeltoreelhaven.com/products/new-revox-b77-mkiii-tape-recorder
I've always wanted me one 'a them there reel-to-reek decks. Little pricey for me though.
:p
 
I've always wanted me one 'a them there reel-to-reek decks. Little pricey for me though.
:p
You could get fully refurbished reel-to-reel deck of similar quality and specs for under $6k. Then you would just to spend time and money to maintain it (and buy tapes to play).

I had a Tandberg reel-to-reel machine in the 80s. It was a magnificent machine. Last month at a funeral,I actually ran into the fellow to whom I sold the machine. We both talked about what a wonderful beast it was.

Of course, RtR was half the convenience at twice the price of other formats.
 
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