Goran,

Thanks for the details. Don't forget what Sony stands for (as told me by 
a former employee) Soon Only Not Yet!

One of the benefits of the DASH machines (whenever they were released) 
was allegedly to be razor-blade editable, I believe. Any 
comments/timeline on that?

The Mitsubishi "DASH" machines (X-80) were out in this timeframe, I 
think, but I think the SONY DASH machines were out a bit later, no? The 
first Sony was the 3202 and then the 3402 had more metal and an upgraded 
look, I think to go against the Studer D820, I believe.

Cheers,

Richard


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