DAT-heads Digest #581
Contents:
CSN 1982 (New Homebrew)
Fwd: Subject: Nektar-European/South American tapers available? (Teddy Bullard)
ISO Springsteen DATs from Devils & Dust Tour (Italian Johnny)
Resurrecting my Denon DTR-80P (Paula Karrer)
CD liquidation ("Stephen Pzynski")
Re: Resurrecting my Denon DTR-80P (Wayne Hoxsie)
From: New Homebrew <newhomebrew@gmail.com>
Subject: CSN 1982
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 18:26:57 -0500
Any Crosby Stills Nash experts out there who might be able to help me
out with the setlist from 8/17/82 in New York?
--=20
DAT, DVD, & CDr trading:
other artists: http://hard-luck.net/other.htm
jeff buckley: http://hard-luck.net
From: Teddy Bullard <raytheapostle@yahoo.com>
Subject: Fwd: Subject: Nektar-European/South American tapers available?
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 16:40:43 -0700 (PDT)
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From: Teddy Bullard <raytheapostle@yahoo.com>
Subject: Subject: Nektar-European/South American tapers available?
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I am in Germany..
email me for details
teddy
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From: Italian Johnny <italian.johnny@gmail.com>
Subject: ISO Springsteen DATs from Devils & Dust Tour
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 21:52:20 +0200
Hi!
I am looking for Springsteen DAT recordings from
2005 Devils & Dust Tour.
I can offer DAT Master recordings in trade.
Email me at:
italian.johnny@gmail.com
Thanks
From: Paula Karrer <paula.michelle@earthlink.net>
Subject: Resurrecting my Denon DTR-80P
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 12:52:15 -0700
Hello DatHeads!
I'm trying to resurrect my old DTR-80P and have some question regarding
the connection cords (which I am not sure I can find).
The owners manual says that 2 cords are supplied. I am assuming one is
for Digital In/Out of the DAT to Coax in and out, and the other cord is
for regular line out of the DAT to left and right line in.
In the schematic picture the cords look exactly the same. Perhaps they
are two of the same cord, each working for both purposes? I have found
two cords in the closet here that resemble the picture. How do I tell
which is which? Anyone own these cords? Do they say "Denon" on them
anywhere? (so I can confirm I've found the correct cords - mine don't
have any label)
I have also found part no. 9C37010434 on Pacific Parts website, and it
is labeled as a "connection cord." Which one is it?
Basically I need someone who owns this machine and who has NOT lost the
cords to remind me about all this...
Desparate.
Thanks.
Paula
From: "Stephen Pzynski" <stejampzy@hotmail.com>
Subject: CD liquidation
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 15:45:47 -0500
Hey all.... I have a few spindles of CD's I'm looking to find a nice home
for. There are many, many high quality shows that I just don't have as much
time to listen to anymore. Most of the bands are of the "jamband" ilk but
there are few others mixed in. I don't plan on listing out all the shows
separately, but would rather have someone just take a spindle. These are
great for a newbie or someone just looking for a variety of music. I'd like
a new spindle in return (even trade) and I'll pay shipping on yours when the
new one arrives. Please let me know if interested and thanks!!
Steve
From: Wayne Hoxsie <Wayne@hoxnet.com>
Subject: Re: Resurrecting my Denon DTR-80P
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 16:06:06 -0500
Paula Karrer wrote:
> Hello DatHeads!
> I'm trying to resurrect my old DTR-80P and have some question regarding
> the connection cords (which I am not sure I can find).
> The owners manual says that 2 cords are supplied. I am assuming one is
> for Digital In/Out of the DAT to Coax in and out, and the other cord is
> for regular line out of the DAT to left and right line in.
> In the schematic picture the cords look exactly the same. Perhaps they
> are two of the same cord, each working for both purposes? I have found
> two cords in the closet here that resemble the picture. How do I tell
> which is which? Anyone own these cords? Do they say "Denon" on them
> anywhere? (so I can confirm I've found the correct cords - mine don't
> have any label)
> I have also found part no. 9C37010434 on Pacific Parts website, and it
> is labeled as a "connection cord." Which one is it?
> Basically I need someone who owns this machine and who has NOT lost the
> cords to remind me about all this...
> Desparate.
> Thanks.
> Paula
>
>
I have two DTR-80's and I'm nearly positive that the cords supplied for
S/PDIF and Analog are identical (I'll triple check when I get home from
work). Note that they have an extra ring on them that a standard 1/8
inch to RCA does not have. This isolates the S/PDIF's input ground and
output ground which is usually not even necessary. I've used the
DTR-80P's with plain old everyday radio shack 1/8 inch stereo to RCA
cables without any problems before, but if you are patching in a chain
at a show, the pedants with the $200 monster cables may complain. In
fact, I loaned a DTR-80P to a friend to board-patch a show and they
would not let him plug in because they claimed that the actual Denon
cable was just a cheapo radio shack cable.
--
Wayne D. Hoxsie Jr.
wayne@hoxnet.com
PGP Key ID 138BCEE1
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