The above picture is several years old. The Sony TC-654-4 at the top of rack 4 was originally owned by Tony Schwartz, famous media guru from NYC and was used to create the radio commercial for the movie "Woodstock". It has since been sold and replaced with one of the TC-788-4s sitting on the floor.
Tony Schwartz was most famous for his 1964 "Daisy Petal countdown" TV spot for the 1964 LBJ campaign. Google him - interesting guy (RIP).
I have some 10 Sony 75x machines and always have 2 quads, a 756-2 and a quarter-track (755 or 756) in the racks at all times. The other 6 are backup machines ready to mount and one (a 756-2) is strictly a parts machine.
All open reel channels are equipped with Dolby 363 frames, most with SR/A cards (one of the quad decks is SR-Only). In addition, a Dolby 422 B/C/S processor can be switched into any machine for decoding only.
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