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MGR/FletchDoggFostex X-12
Published on 04/20/03 at 15:00I got this unit for $149 some time ago from Musician's Friend. I was looking for an economical 4-track that was simple to use, but with a brand name I could trust.
The unit is very convenient. It's small enough to fit in your guitar case, but has enough capabilities to record some pretty decent stuff. Track level, tone and panning controls are great.
I seem to get some pretty serious distortion while recording each track, making the pre-existing tracks difficult to hear. This problem only occurs while recording, the playback is pretty clean.
I've had no construction or quality problems with this unit, and I've had it for nearly 2 years.
Good little unit for the money. I would...…
The unit is very convenient. It's small enough to fit in your guitar case, but has enough capabilities to record some pretty decent stuff. Track level, tone and panning controls are great.
I seem to get some pretty serious distortion while recording each track, making the pre-existing tracks difficult to hear. This problem only occurs while recording, the playback is pretty clean.
I've had no construction or quality problems with this unit, and I've had it for nearly 2 years.
Good little unit for the money. I would...…
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I got this unit for $149 some time ago from Musician's Friend. I was looking for an economical 4-track that was simple to use, but with a brand name I could trust.
The unit is very convenient. It's small enough to fit in your guitar case, but has enough capabilities to record some pretty decent stuff. Track level, tone and panning controls are great.
I seem to get some pretty serious distortion while recording each track, making the pre-existing tracks difficult to hear. This problem only occurs while recording, the playback is pretty clean.
I've had no construction or quality problems with this unit, and I've had it for nearly 2 years.
Good little unit for the money. I would suggest spending a couple extra dollars for a higher-end model, but again...pretty good buy.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
The unit is very convenient. It's small enough to fit in your guitar case, but has enough capabilities to record some pretty decent stuff. Track level, tone and panning controls are great.
I seem to get some pretty serious distortion while recording each track, making the pre-existing tracks difficult to hear. This problem only occurs while recording, the playback is pretty clean.
I've had no construction or quality problems with this unit, and I've had it for nearly 2 years.
Good little unit for the money. I would suggest spending a couple extra dollars for a higher-end model, but again...pretty good buy.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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MGR/Axe MurdererFostex X-12
Published on 04/07/02 at 15:00I wanted something to lay down multiple tracks
and this was the cheapest I could find. Paid
$99 for it.
Not bad at all for the price. I went to a
friend's house who has a drum set and laid
down a drum track, then the next day I put 2
guitar tracks down and mixed it back up. I was
impressed with the sound from such a cheap
unit.
When listening to one track via headphones,
and trying to record another track at the
same time, I notice that the sound is kinda
buzzy. But this does not effect the recorded
sound, only the monitored sound. Makes it a
bit harder to clearly hear the track you are
monitoring.
Seems to be constructed ok. No problems noted.
What I like is the simplicity....…
and this was the cheapest I could find. Paid
$99 for it.
Not bad at all for the price. I went to a
friend's house who has a drum set and laid
down a drum track, then the next day I put 2
guitar tracks down and mixed it back up. I was
impressed with the sound from such a cheap
unit.
When listening to one track via headphones,
and trying to record another track at the
same time, I notice that the sound is kinda
buzzy. But this does not effect the recorded
sound, only the monitored sound. Makes it a
bit harder to clearly hear the track you are
monitoring.
Seems to be constructed ok. No problems noted.
What I like is the simplicity....…
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I wanted something to lay down multiple tracks
and this was the cheapest I could find. Paid
$99 for it.
Not bad at all for the price. I went to a
friend's house who has a drum set and laid
down a drum track, then the next day I put 2
guitar tracks down and mixed it back up. I was
impressed with the sound from such a cheap
unit.
When listening to one track via headphones,
and trying to record another track at the
same time, I notice that the sound is kinda
buzzy. But this does not effect the recorded
sound, only the monitored sound. Makes it a
bit harder to clearly hear the track you are
monitoring.
Seems to be constructed ok. No problems noted.
What I like is the simplicity. No high tech
100pg manual and steep learning curve here.
Uses cassette tape, no disk drives or other
crap to go wrong. To me that is part of the beauty
of this unit. This is obviously not for
serious recording (duh) but it's good enough
for playing around and having a lot of fun
putting 4 tracks together. For the price,
I'll give it a 4.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
and this was the cheapest I could find. Paid
$99 for it.
Not bad at all for the price. I went to a
friend's house who has a drum set and laid
down a drum track, then the next day I put 2
guitar tracks down and mixed it back up. I was
impressed with the sound from such a cheap
unit.
When listening to one track via headphones,
and trying to record another track at the
same time, I notice that the sound is kinda
buzzy. But this does not effect the recorded
sound, only the monitored sound. Makes it a
bit harder to clearly hear the track you are
monitoring.
Seems to be constructed ok. No problems noted.
What I like is the simplicity. No high tech
100pg manual and steep learning curve here.
Uses cassette tape, no disk drives or other
crap to go wrong. To me that is part of the beauty
of this unit. This is obviously not for
serious recording (duh) but it's good enough
for playing around and having a lot of fun
putting 4 tracks together. For the price,
I'll give it a 4.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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- Manufacturer: Fostex
- Model: X-12
- Category: Analog Multitrack-studios
- Added in our database on: 08/30/2002
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