I used to have a 8 track deck that recorded. Candle made a few. My mother had a ton of country 8's that she never listened to and gave them to me. Love music, some country but not a lot of it. Funny enough the tapes could be recorded over. I did find a 3m blank 8 track tape. I recorded all my favourites and in duplicate as my 76 Grand Marquis had a 8 track deck that ate tapes. No problem, take the tape out and toss it, open the huge glove box and just fire the second copy in.
Odd things, the seconds of silence when the tape flipped tracks didn't occur on the recordings and the recording deck auto stopped after the last track, recording and playing.
I would love a true audiophile system but I instead spent my dough on instruments and recording equipment. Couple of nice Gibby Les Pauls including a reissue of the 1958 version, Epiphone double neck. Two small 35 watt Marshalls that are driven by a Roland guitar pedal, stereo sound as I have the amps separated. Fills the room nicely.
Bandmates/housemates laugh as my car is a mess, my room is a mess, but all my guitars are shiny and polished. All the equipment is covered and dusted. Frankly my guitar hygene is probably better then my own some days.
Odd things, the seconds of silence when the tape flipped tracks didn't occur on the recordings and the recording deck auto stopped after the last track, recording and playing.
I would love a true audiophile system but I instead spent my dough on instruments and recording equipment. Couple of nice Gibby Les Pauls including a reissue of the 1958 version, Epiphone double neck. Two small 35 watt Marshalls that are driven by a Roland guitar pedal, stereo sound as I have the amps separated. Fills the room nicely.
Bandmates/housemates laugh as my car is a mess, my room is a mess, but all my guitars are shiny and polished. All the equipment is covered and dusted. Frankly my guitar hygene is probably better then my own some days.