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Front panel detail of a vintage (circa 1971) professional reel to reel audio recorder for Crazy Tuesday challenge ,obsolete electronics

Magnétophone à bande de la marque Française "L.I.S." (Laboratoires Industriels du Son). Modèle : TX-230

Box contents for the Yamaha Pocketrak CX audio recorder. Now discontinued.

Magnétophone à bande de la marque Française "L.I.S." (Laboratoires Industriels du Son). Modèle : TX-230

Samson/Zoom's significantly improved successor to the extremely popular H4 recorder, which has been my workhorse podcast recording device for the past couple of years. Read our blog post at Inside Home Recording.

Things I'm carrying around a lot.

Sketch book ring bound, acid free. i consume a page or 2 a day..

Brinno timelapse gardencam.

Olympus ls10 audio recorder.

Push pins

Magnets (from amazingmagnets.com)

0.9mm mech pencil (pentel)

pilot v5 pen

victorinox multi tool

Early 1960"s vintage with the matching 168 Stereo Twin speaker amp.

Audio Recorder, Rhodia Notebook, Pelikan M200 fountain pen.

 

Essential kit for sitting down with my granny and recording some social history about her time in the Wrens during WWII.

As time goes on and her strength fades the realisation dawns that here memories need preserved.

Spectrogram des ersten Audiorecorders @350m.

 

Late 1950's vintage.Sold by Western Auto Stores.

The brains behind The Pisstakers blog. We build the site in Rapidweaver, Imagewell formats pictures quickly and Audiorecorder sorts out our terrible podcasts.

Made by Phillips.4 track. Left channel speaker in cabinet.Right channel in cover. VERY HEAVY!!

Bonny Norton demonstrates an audiorecorder. Photo credit: Bonny Norton

Not really a stereo machine,don't know why it was called that. It's a HEAVY BEAST. 3 motor deck 10" speaker,.push-pull output,Uses a pair of 6AQ5 tubes.

Sold by Bell&Howell

The one on the left has a built in AM radio.The one on the right does not otherwise they are the same.Mid late 1950's vintage

Mid 1970's vintage A very high quality unit made in USA .Much better than the usual consumer machine.

Given to me by Leigh Hanlon. I love this stereo recorder. Read more about this on my blog post www.spudart.org/blog/recording-children-singing-in-stereo/

The Llandoger Trow, a public house in Bristol, since 1664, on King Street.

Guts of the beast.Speaker folds up for use.

Spectrogram des zweiten Audiorecorders am 80er Schild (ca. 425m)

 

Spectrogram des vierten Audiorecorders am Stock

 

Made from PVC pipe, a Gitzo 3/8-Inch to 1/4-20-Inch Reducer Adapter (for mounting on monopod or tripod) and rubber bands.

 

Works like a charm

Spectrogram des dritten Audiorecorders am Jägerstand

 

My newest piece of kit for the camera bag... though it doesn't take photos. This is the Zoom H1 digital recorder.

 

The new Olympus E-5 camera shoots HD video but the built-in microphone is less than optimum. I'm going to use this on the camera with a hot-shoe mount and then sync the audio and video in post-production. And of course, this will work just fine off-camera as well and even when I'm not shooting photos.

Great little audio recording set up for interviews.

Reporter interviewing Chicago Police Superintendent Jody P. Weis (left)

Community Justice Center - Opening Ceremony

5333 N. Western, Chicago, Illinois

2009 May 8

I enjoy my best music with my special drink.

geizhals.at/?cat=mdwalk is the direct link to the onlineshop.

www.tbs-47-audioclub.de.vu is a good forum for MD-freaks

www.flickr.com/groups/audiorecorder

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