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William Hooper
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1879
From: Mobile, AL USA
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 07-15-2003 01:03 AM
Josh, what the HELL do you want with a cart machine?
And why an ITC, when the Spotmaster with that funky lever to arm it is more satisfying to crank around with?
Do you know how carts proliferate? NO, OF COURSE NOT, because you are in an area to which kudzu has not spread to give you an understanding of inescapability of being overwhelmed. You will get 2 carts, the next thing you know you will have too many, then you will have MILLIONS, you will be WADING through them in your room, the kitchen, the garage, picking them out of your hair, your nostrils, ALL ORIFICES, slinging them out windows, flushing them, calling your friends "please help help come pull these carts out of my orifices, they keep crawling up I can no longer go to the bathroom", not fast enough, no use, always more, more, more like Andrea True wheezed.
Just out of high school & already smoking crack! You don't need that junk like crack, crystal meth, cart machines, X, K, or silly nonfunctional fiberglass things pop riveted on a little car! Do your parents know you want a cart machine?
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Paul G. Thompson
The Weenie Man
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Posts: 4718
From: Mount Vernon WA USA
Registered: Nov 2000
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posted 07-15-2003 12:45 PM
Sean, he already has two reel-to-reels.
William, I already sent him 40 carts, and I have another 45 ready to send him.
Carts are cool.
As far as the cart deck with the gear shift knob....HAH! I wouldn't give 2 cents for. We have one in storage....that thing must weigh 60 lbs. Next step is the dump.
However, I have a few BE "triple stackers" - and I am trying to land one of those for Josh. I think they are more stable than the ITC. Besides, I have some remnants to ITC's stripped to the bone, but they are older models. Josh, I'll see if the heads are still there, and if they are, you should have enough to give the ITC a head job, especially the one that has the goofy wear pattern.
Scott, email me on the 3200 manual as a reminder. I think I know where I might be able to get one.
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William Hooper
Phenomenal Film Handler
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From: Mobile, AL USA
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 07-16-2003 02:33 AM
quote: Sean, he already has two reel-to-reels.
If he had a Scully 280B, he would only need one, & he would throw dynamite at it as he rolled it down a cliff. http://www.stationengineer.com/scully_280b_2-track.htm I keep coming back to that page just to look at those things & raise my blood pressure. Look at that classic chip from the face of the formica on the front of the cabinet of #2! Think of how many knees have been gored & chipped by that thing!
quote: As far as the cart deck with the gear shift knob....HAH! I wouldn't give 2 cents for. We have one in storage....that thing must weigh 60 lbs. Next step is the dump.
No! No! You must have a Spotmaster, & a C cart. Then, you get an instrumental version of "Theme From A Summer Place" & dub it 400 times to tape & splce them all together so it starts & runs without an end for hours. Then, you dub that to cart without a stop tone, & you get the 60s & early 70s all over again: Theme From a Summer Place running ENDLESSLY, & when it FINALLY stops, it just starts right up again! That's what put people on Miltowns, sent them up water towers with rifles, & made them crank up distorted guitars to drown it out!
quote: I'd also like the service manual for an Otari MX-5050BII-2 tape recorder
The MX-5050BII manual is fat with foldout pages, do you need anything particular from it? I'd say check eBay; Otari hardware & manuals trickle through there.
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