WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
Anyone have a NOS pinch roller around - or know someone who has a stash of Otari parts?
I can get one from JRF in US - but hoping there is a spare somewhere in this country.
# Also - is there maybe a reputable person /business who re-rubbers pinch rollers in Au?
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WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
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WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
Serge at AudioOz could help.
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
Thanks Myles,
You ended up with a 5050 too?
> looks like I can get my pinch roller re - done with polyeurothane in Newcastle.
(thanks again to Alistair Reynolds - i had a hunch he was the man to steer me !)
Plus my 8Tk has had very little use - so the bearings on the roller should be near new anyway.
I'm also thinking a Polyeurothane roller will last much longer than NOS Otari stock rubber
(common - squishy melting rubber problem at a certain age)
Nice to get back on tape...
You ended up with a 5050 too?
> looks like I can get my pinch roller re - done with polyeurothane in Newcastle.
(thanks again to Alistair Reynolds - i had a hunch he was the man to steer me !)
Plus my 8Tk has had very little use - so the bearings on the roller should be near new anyway.
I'm also thinking a Polyeurothane roller will last much longer than NOS Otari stock rubber
(common - squishy melting rubber problem at a certain age)
Nice to get back on tape...
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
I have a 5050-4 and a 5050-8. The 8 has a pinch roller from jrf...fun fun stuff. I'm just across the water from you right now on bruny by the way.
Myles Mumford
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Making records in sunny Melbourne
www.mylesmumford.com
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Making records in sunny Melbourne
www.mylesmumford.com
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
Ha - nice weather for you too!
Got time for a Cider at The Longley International ??
Got time for a Cider at The Longley International ??
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
Chris,
Who in Newie is doing this?
Who in Newie is doing this?
The Tasmanian wrote:Thanks Myles,
You ended up with a 5050 too?
> looks like I can get my pinch roller re - done with polyeurothane in Newcastle.
(thanks again to Alistair Reynolds - i had a hunch he was the man to steer me !)
Plus my 8Tk has had very little use - so the bearings on the roller should be near new anyway.
I'm also thinking a Polyeurothane roller will last much longer than NOS Otari stock rubber
(common - squishy melting rubber problem at a certain age)
Nice to get back on tape...
ChrisO.....I think. Oh, and F*#K Google, ask me!
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
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Re: WTB - Otari mx5050 1/2 inch pinch roller
Had never heard of them but oddly enough, I've earmarked a building a few doors from them for our works possible expansion. Conveniently, they're about 10 minutes from where I live.
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