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Version 1.06 · 2018-07-25
"Personal Shopper" in app purchase available to help you quickly source our preferred tools for aligning your tape machine.
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The store currently lists version 1.06, updated 2018-07-25.






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MaraTapeCal makes calibrating an analog tape machine fast and easy. Learn how to calibrate an analog tape machine just like the Mara Machines technicians do! Offered by Mara Machines (the authority on MCI tape machine restoration) MaraTapeCal is a step by step guide to calibrating analog tape machines of all types. Simply answer questions about tape formulation, tape speed and MRL reference level, then the app automatically calculates bias level and elevation level taking out the guesswork or confusing charts.
In app purchases include ‘personal shopper’ links to the same equipment Mara Machine technicians use.
You’ll be a pro in no time with MaraTapeCal!…
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"Personal Shopper" in app purchase available to help you quickly source our preferred tools for aligning your tape machine.
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