tried to PM you but the site would not let me

re JWO

hey Aron thx for the laugh about the 16 channels on the 8 track or was it 8? Mine have only ever had 4 but maybe you are counting left and right as separate tracks!

 

I've seen quadraphonic 8-track systems before. RARE, but they were out there. Could have been something along those lines.

-Jeff

 

Four tracks x 2 channels gave 8 tracks for standard tapes.
Four tracks x 4 channels gave 16 tracks for those rare quadro tapes. I want one of these setups in my Vista when I get one!

 

Hey Jeffrey..... How you doing?? It's nice to know you're still around!

 

If four x 2 = 8 then why does four x 6 = 16? Seems like it should be four x 4. I admit I know almost nothing about music producing equipment. I barely understand how Edison's machine works!

 

Jeffery:
Glad you got a laugh out of it; memory isn't quite what it used to be, so don't remember how many channels/tracks/quads/etc. it had, just know it took a bit to get back to " Ol' Black Water, Keep On Rollin' "! LOL!
Aron

 

'cause I can't type worth a crap. Quad is 4...
4x4=16. I fixed my post above.
Might as well add another, laugh, eh?

 

High ciphering is hard fer me too.

 

Don't worry Jamesbo, it's not our fault. Back when we grew up, we were told to learn the 3 R's...Reading, riting, rithmatic. Only one in three words is spelled correctly...and these were our teachers

 

I only see one misspelled...

 

Hahahaha...you see Jamesbo, not our fault

 

If i know what you mean and you know what you mean than is it wrong?

 

yep

 

I have one of those quad stereo systems... It was made by Clarion.... One thing you have to remember is the tapes are recorded differently from the standard 8 track.... My system hasn't been used in years and is stored away, but IIRC the quad system tapes are recorded using 4 tracks per channel therefore you only have 2 channels versus the standard 4 channels on the normal 8 track player....