Sony MCI JH110C-4 JH-110 C 4 Track 1/2″ Tape Machine $999
EBAY SELLER AUCTION DESCRIPTION
"This listing is for a Sony MCI JH-110C 4 track recorder. The unit is untested but does power on. It is being sold AS IS with no waranty or returns allowed. "
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MCI JH24-16 Multitrack Tape Recorder w/AutoLocator lll, Exceptional shape
EBAY SELLER AUCTION DESCRIPTION
"Up for auction is an MCI JH24-16 Multitrack analog Tape Recorder. This is the 16 track version. It comes with the Auto Locator lll, remote control. Also included are four db25 pin - Tuschel connectors. These cables are 25 feet long, and connect the recorder to your console inputs and outputs, via the patchbay. All functions work as they should, ther are no issues, This machine has always been well maintaned. the heads have at least 75% left. Tremendous fat analog sound. I will deliver up to 300 miles, otherwise you should come pick it up. This is a NO RESERVE auction so bid now and get a great deal on this fantastic pro recorder."
MCI JH 24 16 multitrack 2 inch Tape Machine Studer $2,500
EBAY SELLER AUCTION DESCRIPTION
"1976 JH114 Transport w/ JH16 non-Quior audio
Hey I posted this in the listing so don't thin I was lecturing you.
thanksThe machine is in great condition
I have no idea how many hours are on the heads
It is a 24 track head stack, and does not come with a 16 track stack
I only needed 16 tracks on the record i just recorded with it, so I used tracks 5 - 21 [i wasn't sure and didn't have time to findout if they needed relaping}
This is a 1976 MCI which means it needs a lot of tinkering with.
I did all the work to get it ready for my session with a tech in Nashville via scype. {Stephen Sadler great guy}I'm selling it AS IS because it will need some work {MCIs All Ways Do}
But that work is... setting proper voltages and tracking down cold solder joints and such.
All major parts are in great condition
{transport, transport power supply, audio cards, audio power supply}
The remote works perfect.If your looking for a machine that arrives and you hit record and go. This is not the machine for you.
If you want a machine that sounds amazing just passing audio through its transformers,
and with a little work you get to record at +6 to tape, 30 or 15 ips
This Is the machine for you.My price is reasonable just for the parts alone.
comes with the AL II remote. AND a few reels of 499 and 456"
1981 MCI JH-110 B2 1/2″ 4 Track Reel To Reel Recorder $1,800
EBAY SELLER AUCTION DESCRIPTION
"For sale is a 1981 MCI JH-110 B2 1/2" 4 track reel to reel recording tape deck.
here are 3 missing cards for channel 3. There is some type of lithion grease on connections but it doesn't affect the unit. He aligned the tape transport. Aligned audio cards labled CH1 and CH2 to +6 db, 15 ips, IEC equillization. Also has a 20' remote that tested good. In his opion it is in good operating condition. Measures about 30" by 24" by 36" tall and is on rollers. "
MCI JH16 100 16 Track Recorder US $1,200
AUCTION DESCRIPTION
"For sale one MCI JH16\100 16 track recorder. Partially restored. Have 24 track heads on the machine. 16 track heads ready for relapping.Around 50% life left. I don't have a lab report. The machine records on most tracks. It sounds great. I don't have room for it in my little control room. Sold as is no returns"
MCI JH-110 A 4 track 1/2″ recorder, remote, 6 tape work
AUCTION DESCRIPTION
"MCI JH-110 4track 1/2 inch machine
THE MUCH SOUGHT AFTER VINTAGE Machines
This machine was working when taken out of service and seems to be working now
I would get it re-caped soon as it is old and caps dry out.
I will include 6 rolls 456 new tape
one meter light out "
MCI JH110 1/4″ Two Track Machine
MCI JH110
This deck has been completely restored, aligned and adjusted. All audio electronics have been rebuilt, re-soldered, and cleaned. All head alignments have been performed (wrap, azimuth, zenith, and height). All transport functions are verified and calibrated. The transport cards are all restored, re-soldered and calibrated
MCI JH16 24 track recorder 2″ tape machine US $2,599
FROM SELLER
"MCI JH-16 24 track USED $2,599.00
The MCI JH-24 Series of Multitrack Tape Recorders encompasses a number of products, culminating in the JH-24 designation. The different models and revisions are commonly confused.
The original JH-16 Series was a 8 or 16 track recorder based on the JH-10 Tape Transport with relay logic and AC motors, and an AutoLocator - a revolutionary product at the time - was optionally available. With introduction of the JH-100 Tape Transport in 1973 including TTL logic, DC motors, phase lock loop controlled tensioning, ceramic shaft capstan motor, and improved AutoLocator III, the JH-16 designation was originally retained. As 24 track recording evolved, and a new audio electronics package and cabinet were developed, the JH-24 designation was born.
The last time that a major recording magazine did a survey of worldwide audio multitrack tape recorder usage, the MCI JH-24 was still the most widely used such product in the world, just as it had been for many years. But that survey was taken over 10 years after the last unit was manufactured!"
FS: MCI-JH10 2″ 16 TRACK TAPE MACHINE $1,150
Early 70's MCI-JH10 same parts as and predecessor to JH16. Heads are in great shape at least 75% all channels work and are calibrated to +6db. Comes with auto locator II. The bad news is it needs a new transport. Randy Blevins of Blevins Audio in Nashville quoted me $2500 for a fully working complete with power supplies JH100 transport that will drop right in. I was going to fix it up but I'm satisfied with my 3M-M79. Local pick up only. Item is located in Miami, FL. The parts alone especially the heads are worth several times what I'm asking. I hate to part out this gem and I'm hoping to sell it to someone who knows the value and sound or professional analog. 2" 16 track is as fat sounding as they come. What I do is record to analog and then bounce it to protools. If you need more than 16 tracks of analog then simply transfer to DAW and put on a fresh tape. Then stripe the tape with timecode and have the DAW chase the tape. Now you have 32 tracks of the fattest sound ever. I've have done this many times with a simple JL Cooper PPS2. I think I have pics of the heads and cards but I'm not sure. The item is in storage right now. It does power up and light up. VU meters move, signal passes and sounds great just putting it on input enable. Locator II works perfect as well. There are at least $3000 in perfect parts alone on this baby. A little TLC dropping a new transport and you have a gem that will give you years of a secret weapon giving you better sound than any DAW could ever give you. Any engineer with at least 15 years experience will tell you that you can't beat 16 track 2" on drums, guitar and bass.
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