Broadcast Studio
Otari
Advanta
256 ch · 72 bus · MADI/Network
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Otari
Otari Electric Co. was founded in 1964 in Tokyo. The Japanese manufacturer built a global reputation in professional multitrack tape machines (MTR-90, RADAR) and duplication before moving into large-format digital mixing in the late 1990s. Otari continues today as a niche player in broadcast and installation audio.
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