arsclist Re: Convection oven and CD player recommendations

[Chris Lacinak <Chris.Lacinak@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you are going to go that route I would advise against the Timer model and
go with the FD-50. The timers in those units were found to be faulty. You
can buy much better timing units from a hardware store that you can place
between the wall socket and the FD-50 for more dependable timing.

Chris Lacinak
Audio Production Manager
VidiPax, Inc.
450 West 31 St.
4th Floor
New York, New York
chris@xxxxxxxxxxx
212-563-1999 xt. 130


-----Original Message-----
From: Graham Newton [mailto:gn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 12:01 PM
To: ARSCLIST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: arsclist Re: Convection oven and CD player recommendations


Matthew Sohn
Audio Preservationist
Louis Armstrong House and Archives
mahatma@xxxxxx
Matt Sohn wrote:

> I am looking to buy an inexpensive convection oven for baking tapes. 
> My trip to PC Richards yesterday was less than fruitful.
Look for the FD-50-T made by American Harvest.  This is the one with the 
digital timer in it, NOT the one with the adjustable wheel temperature 
control pictured on their website.  You may have to order it as parts to 
make up the whole unit.  Get the adjustable "convert-a-tray" kit for it
also. It is by far, the best and cheapest device that appears almost
designed 
for the job of baking tape.  Look at these links for details:-

http://www.nesco.com/products/product.phtml?id=39&category=300

http://www.nesco.com/products/product.phtml?&prodid=33

> Also in the search for a simple single-well CD player for our reading 
> room, it has proved exceedingly difficult to find manufacturers who 
> even make such a beast anymore, everything is either multi-cd, or 
> CD/DVD. The archivist is unwilling to consider a used machine and 
> wants something that will stand up to heavy use, but without all the 
> bells and whistles.
Marantz makes a professional CD player, the model PMD-321, which would be 
excellent for the purpose.  There is a lesser, cheaper, similar model
PMD-320 that does not have the XLR outputs that the PMD-321 has, and may
have other limits.  

http://www.marantzpro.com/Products/PMD321.html

http://www.marantzpro.com/Products/PMD320.html



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