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Unless otherwise noted on the listing description, Nagra tape recorders of the “4 series” listed for sale on the Trew Audio consignment pages are fully inspected and serviced at Trew Audio by Glen Trew, calibrated for modern tape, and guaranteed to perform within original Nagra specifications. The “4 series” machines include stereo models IV-S, IV-SJ, IV-STC, IV-S Timecode Systems (“Havey Mod”), and mono models 4.2 and IV-L. Professionals and serious amateurs can be sure that when purchased from Trew Audio these tape machines can be used for reliable high quality recording and playback, as originally intended.
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Hahahha you guys are rockin the sound on these videos. I love the last one, she has a handheld mic but all you can hear is the camera mic. I’ve also heard some where the signal is to hot or to low.
If you ever want to hire a sound guy for NAB just give me a call 😉
I find it so funny how you guys are a professional audio store yet the sound on these videos are horrible.
My point exactly.
Looks really bad.
“If sound is so important, how come you can’t see it?” Probably the camera guy flipped the switches during the b-roll. Except odds are the camera guy was a sound guy. Either way we’ve credited through negative feedback, an infinite excuse generator:
The shrimp at the Quantel party were too big.
Glen was auditioning models and gave it to the intern.
The batteries died on the SR.
I had a Canton, but the editor was too lazy to sync up the tracks.
Plural Eyes didn’t work right.
I didn’t bring the right card reader.
I gave the boom to the director’s boyfriend
Impedance mismatch…
You Sowed a video earlier of K-tek new boom Helper.
What happened to this product and where did it disappear?
it is not mentioned on the net and it even disappear from your site?