Recording Tapes
Recording Tapes
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 Maxell 50 60 7 Inch Reel To Reel Tape  US $6.00
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 Chelco TR 400D Portable Cassette Tape Recorder US $19.99
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 Ampex 105 x 1 4 Pancakes Refills New Old Stock New In Box 406 Tape x 10 US $74.45
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 Vintage Portable Cassette Tape Player Voice Recorder US $19.99
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 105 x 1 4 Soundcraft Metal Reel With Tape In Box 1 US $19.15
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 Scotch 207 Quarter Inch 1 4 Open Reel Recording Tape 7 Reel 1800FT New Sealed US $25.00
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 105 x 1 4 PLastic Reel With Tape In Box 2 US $.99
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 105 x 1 4 Plastic Reel With Tape In Box 3 US $.99
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 105 x 1 4 Plastic Reel With Tape In Box 4 US $.99
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 105 x 1 4 Plastic Reel With Tape In Box 5 US $.99
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 Vintage AKAI X 355D Reel To Reel Deck w Crossfield Heads Complete w ORIGINAL BOX US $225.00
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 105 x 1 4 Plastic Reel With Tape In Box 6 US $.99
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 105 x 1 4 Plastic Reel With Tape In Box 7 US $.99
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 105 x 1 4 Plastic Reel With Tape In Box 8 US $.99
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 Portable Cassette Tape Recorder w Earbud US $19.99
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 TANDBERG 64X reel to reel tape recorder US $42.01
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 JVC RD1695 Reel to Reel Tape Deck VERY RARE US $63.99
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 Pioneer RT 909 Reel to Reel Tape Deck US $255.00
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 Vintage 70s Transcriber 8 track Tape Player Recorder US $39.99
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 JVC RX 350 COMPUTER CONTROLLED RECIEVER w Remote TESTED Some Flaws US $29.95
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 Sams Photofact Record Changer Service Manuals 7 Vtg Publications 1950s Tape Recd US $9.95
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 Akai Satin Black Metal Take Up Reel w Maxell 18 180 magnetic recording tape US $49.99
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 Uher 4000 Report S Pro Reporters Reel to Reel Tape Recorder from the 60s WORKS US $9.99
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 Teac V 970X 3 Head Cassette Deck with Original Remote Manual Mint US $519.00
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 Quantegy 795 high resolution precision intrumentation tape US $24.95
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 Vintage Complete Sony Stereo Tapecorder 500A Reel to Reel with Microphones US $34.00
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 Panasonic RQ 209S W Original Box and Original Accessories US $10.75
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 AKAI GX 636 Reel to Reel near MINT serviced US $430.00
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 Lot of 6 Brand New Sealed TDK D60 60min Recording Audio Tape High Output US $5.99
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 Lot of 7 Brand New Sealed TDK D90 90min Recording Audio Tape High Output US $7.99
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 Akai M 9 Cross Field Reel to Reel Tape Player US $49.99
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 Maxell XLI 35 180B 1 4 3600 Recording tape on 10 Inch Metal Reel US $11.50
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 Vintage 1940s Webster Chicago Record Changer Rare Model 156 18 For 10 and 12 US $19.95
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 Lot of 6 3M Scotch 150 tape on 7 reels 4723 US $10.99
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 RARE AKAI GX 77 Reel to Reel 4 Track Stereo Auto Reverse JUST SERVICED US $149.95
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 Lot of NOS reel to reel tape Maestro sealed in plastic studio recording analog US $35.00
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 VTG AKAI X 360 D REEL TO REEL TAPE RECORDER DECK US $32.59
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 Conrad Johnson PV10AL US $500.00
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 Reel to Reel Recording Tape SEALED Realistic Supertape 1 4 1800ft US $14.95
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 REEL to REEL Sony TC 352D 3 HEADS Tape Recorder PLAYS GREAT NR US $79.99
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 Nice relapped custom made Ampex 440 1 4 2 track 2 channel stereo head assembly US $458.99
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 DBX 400X Program Route Selector US $200.00
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 Uher 4000 Report L portable Reel to Reel recorder 5 reel AC digital tape count US $149.99
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 Voice of Music Reel to Reel Tape RecorderTape O Matic Model 710a with Case US $45.00
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 RECORDING TAPE ON 7 INCH REEL VINTAGE US $10.00
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 REEL TO REEL 10 5 X 1 4 502s NEVER USED US $7.95
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 AKAI GX 280D REEL TO REEL TRANSPORT DECK ASSEMBLYeraseplay record heads US $69.95
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 North American Model 678 Reel To Reel 6 Transistor Tape Recorder Tape Box US $50.00
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 Maxell Reel To Reel Recording Tape Used US $100.00
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 4 brand new Capitol 2 high performance reel to reel recording tapes sealed US $15.00
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 Vintage Magnavox VHS VCR Model VR8405SL01 US $19.99
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 Vintage International Tapetronics Open Reel Recorder Reproducer Mod 856 7532 000 US $379.99
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 2 Factory Sealed 8 Track Blank Recording Tapes 3M Dynarange Realistic 80 90 Min US $9.00
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 Marantz 2275 Owners User Operating Manual Sales Brochure AudioArchivesnet US $18.00
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 Teac X1000R auto reverseDBXexcellent cond just serviced US $550.00
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 Tascam Dual Deck Model DA 302 DAT Tape Recorder US $25.00
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 SCOTCH REEL TO REEL TAPE 212 1 4 INCH US $5.99
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 TDK LX 50 120BM reel to reel 1 4 audio tape 105 metal reel in original box US $16.50
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 vintage 8 track tape still factory sealed by john sebastian tarzana kid US $5.98
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 Tape Op Magazine Collection The Creative Music Recording Magazine US $30.00
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 Emory Cook the ABCs of Hi fi cook 5022 microfusion LP US $24.99
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 VINTAGE TECHNICS BY PANASONIC STEREO CASSETTE DECK RETRO DOLBY MUSIC WORKS US $9.99
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 Vintage akai gx 220 D reel to reel tape recorders US $79.00
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 Vintage Soundesign model 4669 8 Track Cartridge Player Recorder AM FM Receiver US $49.99
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 Federal 37 B Reel to Reel tape recorder US $88.00
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 One roll of NOS ¼ inch Ampex Recording Tape 14 inch diameter US $5.00
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 Vintage Roberts 770X SS Reel To Reel Tape Record Works US $100.00
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 Stereo double cassette deck US $20.00
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 HOW TO CONVERT AUDIO CASSETTE TAPES and RECORDS to CD US $6.95
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 Radio Shack Studio Quality Recording Tape High Output 900 Vintage NEW SEALED US $14.99
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Online Faxing Means Accurate Records and Simple Archiving
It does not take much research or persuasion to arrive at the conclusion that online faxing is less costly, less troublesome and less of an all-around pain in the neck than regular, old-fashioned fax-machine use. The cost argument is persuasive enough for many, as total fax connectivity with the world's half a billion fax machines can be had without spending a nickel on paper, toner, ink or replacement parts. No more paper jams, bent corona wires or mysterious malfunctions will interrupt your workflow. Finally, you will not have to get up and race office mates to the centrally-located fax machine, or stand in line with half a dozen others when you could be working (with the fax sending in the background via your e-mail while you do something else). These are just some of the pretty good reasons to make the switch to online faxing, but managers responsible for recordkeeping have even more.
Analog vs. digital records
Consider, for a moment, all the things that have to take place for you to have a complete, accurate record of your outgoing and incoming faxes. Right off the top, you have to trust your employees to be thorough and accurate in their own communications and filing systems. Perhaps you will create a single hard copy (or computer-based) log of faxes that everyone is supposed to update when they send or receive a fax. Perhaps you will have people keep their own records and organize the records yourself every week. Whatever you do, it is going to be somewhat labor intensive (and very paper intensive). That is what so-called analog technology is like to work with, whether it is paper, recording tape or old-style phone systems.
Digital technology, of course, is clean and scalable (meaning it can be a small computer file or a big printout, whatever you want). Because online faxing moves your analog documents into the digital realm, they become easier to track, file, store and retrieve. No more labor- and paper-intensive workflows just to stay on top of what is coming and going over that one communications channel, one of many you have in today's digital business environment. You have e-mail, digitally recorded phone messages, downloads, uploads and, of course, faxes. When the faxes are digital like the rest, they can be more quickly integrated into your archiving scheme, whatever kind you have developed.
Automation, too
Once you figure out how you want to have your employees save their incoming and outgoing faxes for archiving (duplicating and titling the files would work, as each employee could keep her own locally stored for reference), you just need to implement the workflow and monitor it for ongoing accuracy. The method will only work if everyone does as directed so that you have a true, accurate archive of all your communications. You can even develop some sort of employee-specific naming conventions that will give you the day, date, subject and employee information for each incoming or outgoing fax. When you archive them with this kind of file name, you may not even have to divide them into different directories (folders) on your local storage drive, tape or server.
On the other hand, it may be more efficient for you to divide them up, at least into outgoing and incoming, if not by department, too. Frankly, there are myriad ways of doing this, so you should stick with whatever system or convention that is already working for you. If you have a system, but it is not working for you, this may be the time for you to take a hard look at what you are doing and, perhaps, revise and update your methodology. The object, after all, is not to drum up more work for you, but to reduce the amount of future work needed to dig out and reproduce a particular fax dealing with a particular issue from a particular date range. Whatever is going to do this best, whether it is something already in the works or something you need to devise, is what you should focus on.
Bottom line
The benefits of online faxing should be pretty well known by now, as the service is almost as old the World Wide Web itself. Less work, less cost and fewer headaches are the main benefits that are touted by the services themselves, although they should lengthen their list of benefits by mentioning just how much easier and less expensive it is to save a copy of an e-mail and an attachment instead of physically copying, filing and perhaps misplacing the hard copy. Business moves at a fast pace and there is no time to be wasted. That's another money-saver delivered by online faxing, a real money savings for less wasted time. Keep your faxes in the digital domain and save time, money and aggravation.
About the Author
About the Author
Metro Hi Speed is a leader in online fax solutions for any sized business. Less expensive and more reliable than traditional fax services - you'll enjoy the convenience and well as the cost. Visit us today for more information on our small business and corporate fax solutions.