Released in 1979
Tascam 32 Stereo Tape Recorder
The Tascam 32 is a half-track, ¼-inch reel-to-reel recorder introduced in 1979, designed for professional stereo mastering. Featuring a 3-head design, direct-drive capstan, and dual tape speeds (15 and 7½ ips), it offered reliable performance with NAB EQ and both XLR and RCA connections. Known for its sonic clarity and robust build, it became a staple in studios and broadcast settings, and remains sought after by analogue enthusiasts today.