Burroughs streaming tape drive

I was at a local computer 'junk' store today. Didn't find anything of interest except A Burroughs streaming tape drive that looks ALOT like one I remember using with a MicroVAX about 9 years ago. It's black, about 12" tall, 24" deep, is a 9 track streaming tape drive. It has two connectors on the back that look for all the world like Centronics style SCSI connectors. I could probably pick it up for $10 or less. Should I? I'd just grab it but I don't have UNLIMITED funding for such things and if it's not interfacable or usable in ANY WAY then I'll probably leave it. Is it interfacable to 'normal' machines? Should I grab it? Thanks... Anthony Clifton - WireHead Prime PS: I did get an Apple wide carriage printer that looks like the 132 column version of the ImageWriter I...at Goodwill for $10. That should be fun. =-)