Hey-
It's probably NOT a good idea to change tracks
while playing. My 'tron has a crinkled tape above one
head area that might've been caused by changing tracks
while playing(blast the previous owner!!). I would
say that, if your heads are not absolutely smooth &
polished over their entire face, don't even attempt
it.
-Bruce D.
#1221
--- john barrick <astroboy@cinci.rr.com> wrote:
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It's probably NOT a good idea to change tracks
while playing. My 'tron has a crinkled tape above one
head area that might've been caused by changing tracks
while playing(blast the previous owner!!). I would
say that, if your heads are not absolutely smooth &
polished over their entire face, don't even attempt
it.
-Bruce D.
#1221
--- john barrick <astroboy@cinci.rr.com> wrote:
> Mark,____________________________________________________________________________________
> I don't know if it's advisable or not, but you
> certainly can do it.
>
> johnb
>
>
> Mark Pring wrote:
> >
> > I think I have managed to fix the track selector
> arm.
> > I assume you can't actually change tracks whilst
> you
> > are playing like you can in some vst emulations.
> >
>
>
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