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Go to ebay and search Revox , there are a couple currently listed. Cheers

I spin tape...Here is my kit High speed, 2 track, Revox B-77 Mk II, TEAC, 4 track, X-10R, and an Otari MX 5050 BIII 2 My other system Otari MX 5050 BII 2

Tracking this 4 album set. Marillion - All One Tonight. 2018 Recorded Live at the Royal Albert Hall 2017.

Good evening, McCoy Tyner - Nights Of Ballads & Blues. Recorded 1963 on Impulse!

Dire Straits - Live Alchemy. 1984

Savoy Brown - Hellbound Train. 1972

Journey Through The Past. 1972 A Film By Neil Young.

Wow!!! Should have picked up a few extras back in the day...Whodathunkit

Ok...Sorry. It must have been the single malt...won't happen again... Let me throw a red octopus on the vinyl alter for atonement. Jefferson Starship - Red Octopus. 1975

I'm going to be a bad machine and post the second Tape Project Reel tape, of the 2 track, 15 i.p.s. eic equalization, recorded 1:1, from the original master tapes in all its analog glory!!!! Don't tell Full Range... The Tape Projects - Clifford Brown - Memorial Album. Recorded August 28, 1953

One more time... Ten Years After - Positive Vibrations. 1974

But the Seiko is so very cool!!! The waffle strap looks awesome contrasted against the building!

Great post Buck!!! TYA - A Space In Time was one of my main lp's to do just what you were doing in the photo...And you are so right as good as the original lp sounded the Quad recording is mind blowing!!! Thanks! Ten Years After - A Space In Time. 1972 The Quad version...

Here is the 6105 - 8110 on my wrist in the configuration I received it.

Thanks Schu! I'm not the original owner of the Seiko 6105 The original owner was my first LPO who became a brother to me, and upon his retirement he gave it to me. He has since passed away. The photo shows the 1605 with the bracelet (Made in Subic, PI) that was on it when I received it. I wore it for a while with that bracelet, but changed it out later. I just ordered a replica waffle strap for it. The other three dive watches are a Scuba Pro Automatic which is from the mid 70's and was rated for 500m. It is very close to an Aquastar Benthos 500 or Kon Tiki Eterna. The dive watch with the orange band is an Aquastar, Glasstar, rated for 10 ATA (330'), purchase in 1974, and my other Scuba Pro 500 which has a quartz movement. My Seiko 6309, Turtle, in the first photo, I purchased at the NAB, Littlecreek, NEX, in 1983. These were all tool dive watches of course, and not luxury dive watches. I wouldn't mind adding a couple more luxury divers to my collection... I do have a Rolex Submariner. Cheers!