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Using a Sony 500A to copy music from record to tape then using these tapes to play on my Grundig TK5 at Christmas

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Please checkout the forum @ www.vinylaudio.net! “Old Friends” Stanley Clarke Hideaway Epic Records (E 40275) 1986 Rega P25 plays Stanley Clarke on vinyl! I’ve been looking for this song for so many years and I finally found it. In a previous video, I played a reel to reel tape version of this song that I recorded off the radio back in 1986. A the time, the DJ never mentioned who the artist was or the song name. I liked the song, but it remained a mystery until just a few weeks ago when someone recognized it and informed me of who it is. (Thanks Joe!) Once I knew who it was, I searched Ebay and found a sealed copy of the record. What you hear in this video is my turntable playing the 25+ year old record for the first time after opening it. The reel to reel version has more bass, but that could be due to my old Sabafon’s tube circuit fattening up the sound. Plus, in my previous video, the audio is running slightly slower then the vinyl version. I believe that was caused by a weak capstan/pressure roller adjustment on my Revox, which I recently fixed. After fixing my Revox, both formats play at the same speed. This video is meant as a demostration and critique of the vinyl media format, the Rega P25 turntable, Zyx R100H cartridge, and Audio Research PH5 tube phono preamp. No copyright infringement was expressed or implied. As always, Please support the artist and purchase their music. Equipment used: Rega P25 w/JA Mitchell ‘Technoweight’ and Rega white belt, Zyx R100H moving …

see also in http;//www.flickr.com/photos/saka_matra_miscellaneous Akai M 8 Cross Field Year 1965 Specifications Tubes – amp 1 Pre- EF86, 12ax7, 6X4, 6BQ5, 6AR5 (V1 V2 V5 V3 V4) – amp 2 Pre- EF86, 12ax7, 6BQ5, 6X4 (V1 V2 V3 V4) Speeds 4.75, 9.5, 19, 38 cm/s Tape counter 4 digits with zero button Maximum rel diameter 18 cm Drive Hysteresis Synchron Motor, 2 speeds Head Assembly – each 1-quenching, – recording / reproducing head-weider, – a cross-field head Inputs sensitivity and input Resistance of sound amplifier – microphone ?55 db 1 kHz – radio – 15 db 1 kHz – phono – 15 db 1 kHz outputs, output voltage and impedans – head 1 mV 1 kHz – amplifiers 0.8 mV – impedans 10.000 Ohm Amplifier equipments – tubes amplifier max 12 W outputs Level meter display 2 VU-meter Loudspeaker equipment 2 x 8 Ohm Total-frequency respons (according to DIN 45 511) – 4.75 cm/s 40 ? 10.000 Hz +/- 3 dB – 9.5 cm/s 40 ? 18.000 Hz +/- 3 dB – 19.0 cm/s 40 ? 21.000 Hz +/- 3 dB THD at 333 Hz and full scale at 19.0 cm / s 45 dB Quiet Noise Ratio (dynamic) based on full scale – Flutter (according to DIN 45 507) – 4.75 cm/s less than 0.35 % – 9.50 cm/s less than 0.25 % – 19.0 cm/s less than 0.15 % maximum deviation of the mean speed (according to DIN 45 511) – Dumping Factor (according to DIN 45 511) – Deleting a track damping (according to DIN 45 511) – Dimensions 340 x 226 x 510 mm Weight 21.5 kg Special features Akai Crossfield recording technology, vertical operational, fully automatic belt running …

50000 Views and over 350 comments! Thank You For watching this highlight mix, it to me forever to make! – BayAreaFreak1 Vernon Davis has the best season of his young NFL journey. He ties a NFL Record for most touchdown receptions by a tight-end. He ties Antonio Gates for 13 Touchdowns for a tight-end. Vernon Davis also breaks the 49er record for the franchise record as well. Vernon Davis has grown up a lot ever since the day he was drafted. He the fastest tight-end in the league, no question. I hope you enjoyed this Video. Vernon Davis also has been invited to play in Miami in the 2009 Pro Bowl. He joins his fellow teamates, Patrick Willis and Andy Lee. All video content in this video belongs to the NFL, Fox Sports, Cbs Sports, ESPN, and NFL Films. No Copyright Intended. www.youtube.com

This is the JVC Nivico 4TR-4 Console Stereo that I’m guessing was made in the 1960′s. It has a 4-track reel-to-reel deck, a turntable and AM/FM radio that uses a special adaptor for picking up stations broadcast in stereo which was a new-fangled concept at the time. I love the 1948 film “Words and Music” and so I chose one of the 78rpm records from the soundtrack to demo the console, “I Wish I Were In Love Again” sung by Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland. If you haven’t seen this movie and get a chance to, please go see it or pick it up. It is not available on DVD but is still available on VHS tape if you can find it. Once in a really blue moon it is shown on some of the more obscure cable channels. Speaking of which, Mel Torme sings “Blue Moon” in this film. It’s also one of the rare opportunities to catch Perry Como in a film, not only singing, but acting too… he was such a dreamboat. I could not find any current legal info on this 78RPM record or this song so I hope I’m not violating any copyright but if I am, please let me know and I’ll yank this video. Sorry for some of the noisiness when I’m talking near the stereo, I was standing directly beneath a ceiling fan and didn’t realize the mic would pick up wind noise from it. This video is especially for my buddy 78RecordRepair and also for my long time buddy and fellow Mickey Rooney addict Shannon.

This week I show how to simulate the sound of stopping the play heads on a Reel to Reel tape machine in Reason and Record.

Magnavox end table console patched into a Sony reel to reel tape recorder

Magnavox end table console patched into a Sony reel to reel tape recorder

That’s how I make a recording on reel-to-reel tape. Since I have no money for getting brand new tapes, I have to use 60s and 70s tapes that usually need some extra preparation…