Yamaha MT4x | Review & MEGA Tutorial

[@waskerbasket9601]

Great tutorial. I have one. I’ve just been too stupid, and lazy to figure it out. Thanks.

[@LISOUND]

I had the 8x version and man that thing was amazing. I truly miss it.

[@BadChizzle]

Thank you very much!

[@MGoolas]

I feel like the yamaha series have a better sounding eq than 424s. These things when they work they are amazing

[@Tetrakan]

They definitely sound different becasue the knee is at different frequency. Similar components and circuit topology. I limke both for different things.

[@TehMoep]

Glad you managed to record a a very comprehensible videoguide on this unit. Good job!

[@ferenclucas7280]

this is a fantastic tutorial thank you so much I am glad I found it!

[@Tetrakan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dennysmangas4937]

Excelente vídeo. Acabei de comprar um usado e estou aguardando chegar, espero que esteja funcionando corretamente. saudações do Brasil.

[@lucasconde]

Wonderful video, thanks for all the precious info!

[@Dekutard]

sick! i just got one a couple weeks ago. thanks

[@ludwigdrummerbr]

Thanks xor the video !!

[@Tetrakan]

My pleasure!

[@retro2409]

I had one of these and wanted to use it for archiving my 4 track songs, i mostly use the mt8x now for music production

[@JamesPearson]

Thanks so much for this, just a few days ago I received a Yamaha MT4X from eBay - my first cassette 4 track. I have been watching your videos for a while now and the coincidence of you posting this video right now is perfect timing! Thanks again :)

[@Tetrakan]

Glad I could help!

[@ferenclucas7280]

the power plug is better if you use figure 8 polarized instead of just 8. it connects better I believe it's 60320 C7P or C7 Polarized.

[@ferenclucas7280]

type II and *Maxell is the best sound I find

[@Mark_Williams300]

TBF, the quality of the sound's no worse than an old BBC radio play.