Re: Whiskey trades...

[tytlane@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Yes, Jeff, I am familiar with the concept of half track or quarter trak 
mono/stereo recording on a reel for the budget conscious but somehow do 
not think that whoever was taping this at the Whiskey was sitting there 
ready to do so ( flip). But maybe so...just sittin and thinking,,bChange 
a reel perhaps ...maybe, but other than '5' who claims to be able to do 
it in a heartbeat, I think you'd have lost more than that of FYL trying 
to flip it overb. Of course, again this is all pure speculation....not 
being able to decipher on what corculating so far what EV shows as the 
master reel can't tell what length tape was possibly used. There is one 
citrus individual who is stating it as fact that not a second wqas 
missing, but other than that claim, have you heard any ruminations as to 
where/who this tape originated from ? It would be lovely to know the 
whole history of it, as it is, well, historic.

Hey, just hoping that there IS more, especially in this good quality.

Just can't stay away from the adrenaline buzz this has given me,

Nech

tdcrjeff@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Nech wrote:
>
>
> >  And some more questions have filled my head since.
> > on UU, the review 
> > mentions that the EV art has a picture of a reel to
> > reel as the source 
> > of this......so, for all those who think that the
> > cut in For Your Love 
> > was a tape flip.... dang, I didn't know you flipped
> > reel to reels !? 
>
>
> Yeah, you do. Well not necessarily flip them, but
> change tapes. Can't remember the specifics and I'm too
> lazy to look them up, but there is a fairly common
> combination of tape length and tape speed that gives
> around 45 min of length, similar to a 90min cassette.
>
> -Jeff
>
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