Otari MTR-12 (12-2-C)

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Brand: Otari

The Otari MTR-12 (12-2-C) is a quadruplex tape recorder that was manufactured by the Otari Corporation during the late 1970s and early 1980s. It is part of the MTR (Multitrack Recorder) series, which is known for its advanced recording technology and high audio quality. The MTR-12 (12-2-C) is a four-channel machine that allows for simultaneous recording and playback of four separate audio tracks. Each track can be recorded and played back independently at speeds of 30 inches per second (ips) or 15 ips. The machine also features programmable takes, variable speed, and sync input and output for use in studio environments. The quadruplex format used by the MTR-12 (12-2-C) involves wrapping tape around four rollers instead of the typical two, allowing for significantly higher density audio recording without sacrificing audio quality. This makes the Otari MTR-12 (12-2-C) an ideal choice for music producers, post-production studios, and other audio professionals who require high-fidelity, multi-track recording capabilities.