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Here is a  slightly different framing of the question: Which features
in a tape machine are important for  specifically playing acetate or
other fragile tapes today, and why?

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 Which is why I suggested the ATR100. I use it regularly for acetate
tapes.

 On Sat, 20 Nov 2021 at 3:43 Abhimonyu Deb <
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 > Given the notable list of people who have replied so far, normally
I would
 > keep my mouth shut.
 > However, I do think everyone is missing an important point.
 >
 > Dave mentions that the machine should be able to play fragile
acetate
 > tapes. The A80’s, 807’s and Otari 5050’s that I’ve worked
with would fail
 > miserably here unless I’m missing something.
 > Abhimonyu Debhttp://linkedin.com/in/abhimonyudeb
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 > On Saturday, November 20, 2021, 6:42 AM, James Perrett
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 > On Sat, 20 Nov 2021 at 00:55, Richard L. Hess
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 > wrote:
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 > >
 > > Long ago, a company I think called
 > > "DarkLab" in Germany made EIA to DIN adapters out of plastic.
 > >
 > >
 > They still make them and sell them on Ebay. I bought some a few
months ago
 > but haven't used them yet.
 >
 > James.
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