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Transfer of Sony betamax/PCM-F1 recordings


MattGale

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Hi

Does anyone out there have the ability to transfer audio recordings made in the 1980s on Betamax tape using the Sony PCM-F1 system onto another format for me? Preferably to CD or DAT.


I guess I'm looking for a local recording studio that might still have this legacy equipment, or maybe an audio enthusiast who had this setup in the 1980s when it was popular amongst audio professionals, and has hung onto it for old times' sake!


I have 3 Betamax tapes with about 2 hours worth of music on that I need to access.


I live in East Dulwich, and can bring the tapes to you.


If you can do it, I'm willing to pay a reasonable rate.


Please reply to this thread, or give me a call on 0208 693 9768.


Many thanks

Matt Gale

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