Defendant also argues that the record is so incomplete as to preclude our review of whether the trial court properly denied him appointed counsel and that his conviction must therefore be vacated. In support of his argument, he relies on State v. Salo, 92 Or. App. 563, 759 P.2d 319 (1988), where we reversed the defendant's commitment to the Mental Health Division because the audio record of the commitment hearing was so unintelligible that we were unable to conduct a meaningful review. Defendant's reliance on Salo is misplaced.