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70mm Magnetic Striping Machine for Sale	Read more at in70mm.com The 70mm Newsletter
Written by: Bruce A. Heller	Date: 10.04.2011
Location of Unit – Canoga Park, CA Operates inside of a 40’ Aluminum “C” Container parked on premises. Unit is bolted to the floor and operates on 220 Volt 3-Phase power. Comes with complete Westrex recording unit built by the famous Jack Dimmers of Teccon fame. Unit can be set up for DAT recording and is capable of 3 speeds for 70mm recording. 24 , 30, 60 fps. Set up for Dolby 6-Track. Comes with moniters. Used on Showscan, 8-70, 15 perf IMAX and 70 mm 5-perf theatrical features. Records from 4-Perf 35mm magnetic tracks.	More in 70mm reading: Cosharp 35mm to 70mm printer Ultrascan 70 70mm Editing Equipment for Sale Internet link: Bruce Heller Sherman Oaks CA USA +1 818 433-5701
70mm magnetic striping machine operates inside of a 40’ aluminum “C” Container This unit striped prints of "2001: A Space Odyssey", "Lawrence of Arabia", “Ben-Hur” and "Pocahontas" to name a few. Unit is in tip top working condition and comes with Oxide medium and spare filters. Everything to get you up and running fast. Can be shipped overseas if necessary. For domestic destinations unit can be simply hooked up to a big rig and hauled away. Trailer is an 8 wheeler. Asking $50,000.00 or best offer. Contact Al Landsdale at +1 818 885-6641 for further details.	11.04.2010 Dear Thomas, Your feature on the mag coating truck (wouldn't fit in my parking place) caused me to remember a small item of trivia that you may already know: Some years ago I was part of a professional sound evening at Technicolor near Heathrow. Amongst the very many fascinating things we were shown I was intrigued to learn that the 70mm 6 track print recorder couldn't achieve a flat transfer because of the very small width of the stripes so third octave graphic equalisers were used to manipulate the feed signal in an attempt to produce a matching recording. We can therefore be certain that when new prints are provided with a DTS sync Rom the results are closer to the original than was ever possible with the original mag stripe prints. Best wishes, Malcolm Clarke, UK



Complete Westrex recording unit included, built by the late Jack Dimmers, Teccon

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