Posts Tagged ‘recorder’

Soviet reel-to-reel tape recorder “Jupiter-203-1 stereo”, made in 1988. 2 heads, 1 motor, 2 speeds (19.05 /9.53 sm/sec), 4 tracks, auto-stop system, luminescence record/playback level meter, internal power amplifier 2×6 W (max 2×15 W), amplifier mode. The songs are playing: Lisa G. – “Call My Name”, Patty Ryan – “Love Is The Name Of The Game”, Eruption – “One Way Ticket”, CCCatch – “Strangers By Night”.

philips 4307 reel to reel tape recorder

This is the great Studer A820 loaded with 1/4″ tape, 1/2″ conversion kit is visible in the box on the left part of the bridge. Audio your listening to is the actual recorder playback

A classic from the late 60s.

The AKAI GX-4000D Reel-To-Reel Tape Recorder

This is a telectro MR121 reel to reel tape recorder from around 1960. I got it from an antique shop for . The song is “we all need more kindness in this world” by guy davis. Feel free to ask a question in the comments section. Thanks for watching.

Restoration and exploration of an abused MINY 401 rim drive tape recorder from the 1960′s with commentary by Gertrude and Eddie cats. This machine is also featured in the Vintage Tape Recorder Hall of Fame at: www.vintagetaperecorderhof.com ******** Sponsored by Self-Esteem DSPP subliminal message program. End the pain of irrational criticism with Self-Esteem DSPP. You CAN restore your self esteem! Please check it out and get full details, including your own free demo at: www.clydesight.com ******** I purchased a highly collectible MINY 401 “pink” tape recorder from an E-Bay “Buy It Now” auction. I also received a seriously abused MINY machine for parts. I was able to provide abuse recovery for this machine with a bit of TLC and an electrolytic capacitor and bring the abused machine back to working life. Which do YOU think sounds better, the machine I recovered, or the original machine that was simply allowed to grow old? Two popular favorites of ClydeSight, Gertrude and Eddie cats make a guest appearance in the video to add their unique pet feline commentary on the restoration. Watch the video and see if you agree with them! **************

While the american AMPEX company pushed ahead with imroving on early Studio versions of the tape recorder, the english EMI company followed by dutch PHILIPS were working on portable versions. The first British portables were produced in 1950. The first Philips tape recorder was made in 1951….

This historical reference video documents the workings of the Lloyd’s 8V84A Series 90 vintage cassette recorder dating from approx. 1968. It is an example of portable vintage electronics when the concept of the cassette recorder was first introduced. As vintage audio, it deserves to be cataloged for historical reference due to its quality and rarity. The musical selection the Lloyd’s cassette recorder plays is called “Dream Angels”, the theme from the Dream Angel Oracle Divination Computer Program available at ClydeSight Productions. www.clydesight.com Visit ClydeSight for more software products, Bryce tutorials, games, stories and cat lovers gear! www.clydesight.com And while you are there, check out our Web pages on the restoration of the Wollensak 5750 reel-to-reel tape recorder! http The video is intended for educational purposes and historical reference. The vintage tape recorder is NOT FOR SALE.

a nice wollensak T-1600 tape recorder