cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
FALKEN said:
I guess that's in the other, not as yet pictured, 25%.
I guess that's in the other, not as yet pictured, 25%.
_DK
New member
Why not get rid of all that stuff and get one 24 track Studer??
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
_DK
New member
That's the one!
The room space savior
The room space savior
FALKEN
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is that one of those copy machines from the 70s??
_DK
New member
FALKEN said:
The whole bottom section is for keeping your tapes, so they don't get lost around the studio.
Dr ZEE
Anti-Pro Circles Insider
- because it will leave no excuses._DK said:Why not ... get one 24 track Studer??
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
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hungovermorning
Dr. Caveman.
Herm said:Dang it Reel now I am ashamed of my collection.
I've seen your collection, you have absolutely no reason to be ashamed. It's the mintiest, neatest bunch of multitrackers you'll see in the state.
Herm
Well-known member
Thanks Scott. Now if I could just get this mess cleaned up.
So did you get the 22 figured out?
So did you get the 22 figured out?
zacanger
musician and audodidact
I want....
...all your four track tascam portastudios.
...all your four track tascam portastudios.
FALKEN
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zacanger said:
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turtlishous
seconds please!
wow!!! nice pic!
i used to have the teac in the fourth row from the bottom and far left.....at least it looks like it
i used to have the teac in the fourth row from the bottom and far left.....at least it looks like it
zacanger
musician and audodidact
FALKEN said:
whaaaat? they're fun.
krhall
New member
krhall
New member
This attached image is one of the oldest tape recorders that recorded on plastic tape.
This machine is the "Tonschreiber". Built and designed by the German Magnetophone company (as far as i know).
These machines were used for broadcasting propaganda speeches and martial music during the second world war. And the sound quality of these machines were far better (at that time) than anything the allies had.
I havent been able to find any other information on it, just this image and some background info, if you look closely you will notice that the reel retainers look very much like the ones found on the early Nagra tape recorders.
Keith
This machine is the "Tonschreiber". Built and designed by the German Magnetophone company (as far as i know).
These machines were used for broadcasting propaganda speeches and martial music during the second world war. And the sound quality of these machines were far better (at that time) than anything the allies had.
I havent been able to find any other information on it, just this image and some background info, if you look closely you will notice that the reel retainers look very much like the ones found on the early Nagra tape recorders.
Keith
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A Reel Person
It's Too Funky in Here!!!
I've never offered any excuses. My music is hacked and wretched, & I buy what I want to buy. Cash gifts to the wife never hurt, though!Dr ZEE said:- because it will leave no excuses.
A Reel Person
It's Too Funky in Here!!!
Ah! Those clever Germans!krhall said:
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Tim Gillett
Banned
Great photo, Keith. I've never seen one like it, only descriptions from the Americans involved like Jack Mullins, Ranger etc.krhall said:
Yep the Germans had worked out ac hf bias which put them miles ahead of the rest of the world.
I'm trying to work out what those circular looking wires are on the spools.
Cheers Tim
Dr ZEE
Anti-Pro Circles Insider
You don't have to - when excuses are all over around.A Reel Person said:
You may need one - when you've got non.
That's the way it goes, I suppose... or is it not?