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KennethSwauger wrote: »Here's a photo of Sarah Vaughn and Quincy Jones in Paris in 1958. After looking at this photo I think Sarah is singing along with the tape playing. This is based on the expression on Quincy's face, he's looking like he's enjoying what she's doing. That's a beautiful suitcase recorder they're using.
Is it live, or is it Memorex?
Oh, I crack myself up sometimes!
I totally cannot tell what kind it is -- Telefunken, maybe? Nope, doesn't look like enough letters... So many European portables look(ed) like that recorder! I, briefly, "had" one, an Elizabethan I found (of course) at the Harvard, MA town dump. IIRC, it was a 220v machine and... I actually don't remember what became of it. It's not here now, I know that!
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Grundig, maybe?
EDIT: Grundig TK830?
https://reel-reel.com/tape-recorder/grundig-tk-8303d/
Whatever it is, I really like the little zippered pouch in the top cover for the mics and cables
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mhardy6647 wrote: »Grundig, maybe?
EDIT: Grundig TK830?
https://reel-reel.com/tape-recorder/grundig-tk-8303d/
Whatever it is, I really like the little zippered pouch in the top cover for the mics and cables
It is a Grundig, I think - my older cousin had one when I was a kid. The case was different, but I remember the zip. My temporary uncle (the guy who was around with his mother at the time) was a merchant sailor and gave me a tape recorder which he said was used on a ship. Whether they threw it away or he "liberated" it, I don't know. It was a Brenell. I can remember recording Top of the Pops off the BBC from the TV's speaker via a little crystal mic. I can also remember my cousin and I recording my mother snoring while asleep in her chair and her saying we had faked it. The recorder was in really bad shape, and it was in a wooden case with a hinged lid covered with sticky back plastic covering in a sort of fake marble pattern. On Googling, I think the wooden case was a mod and my closest memory is this:
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Ah, Grundig, good sleuthing Mark. I like the two foam dots on the lid's inside so any reels can be held when the case is closed.
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KennethSwauger wrote: »Ah, Grundig, good sleuthing Mark. I like the two foam dots on the lid's inside so any reels can be held when the case is closed.
I liked that as well. Not exactly pocket material those tape reels. -
KennethSwauger wrote: »Ah, Grundig, good sleuthing Mark. I like the two foam dots on the lid's inside so any reels can be held when the case is closed.
I liked that as well. Not exactly pocket material those tape reels.
I dunno, man -- I've got some cargo pants that could probably swallow up a 10-1/2" NAB-hub reel.
Likewise -- another nice touch. It's a pretty keen looking piece of hardware in its own, oh-so-German way.KennethSwauger wrote: »Ah, Grundig, good sleuthing Mark. I like the two foam dots on the lid's inside so any reels can be held when the case is closed.
The Sony 777 family has (had) something similar, FWIW.
oops, nope -- scratch that.
TC-777 by Mark Hardy, on Flickr
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Louis Armstrong's home audio gear.
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BlueBirdMusic wrote: »
This photo has been fact-checked by independent forum monitors and has been deemed to be false. The image has been photoshopped to remove the Starbucks location that should be approximately mid-frame, third boulder from the left. The original also had a homeless "tent-city", though it remains unclear if Martian authorities cleared the encampment out before this shot was taken.
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Starbucks wouldn't let the rover use the rest room without buying a Grande coffee -- and the rover was told it could just forget about using the WiFi.
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Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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If they’d only known...
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Mountains National Park, TN.
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Bath time.
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"Conservative Libertarians love the country, progressive leftists love the government." - Andrew Wilkow
“Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free.”
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Reminds me of the Big Bang episode where Leonard bought a Time Machine replica and it turned out to be a full size Time Machine.Lumin X1 file player, Westminster Labs interconnect cable
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KennethSwauger wrote: »
Early surround sound.
We call(ed) that quad.
It was a thing.
scan0002 by Mark Hardy, on Flickr
Oh, I should mention -- I am pretty sure those AKAI speakers are TL cabinets loaded with rather nice Fostex "fullrange" 4" drivers (akin to the famous/infamous Radio Shack 40-1197/Fostex FE-103 drivers).
Now:
I see your AKAI and raise you pair of "Horrortones".
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Reminds me of the Big Bang episode where Leonard bought a Time Machine replica and it turned out to be a full size Time Machine.
https://youtu.be/dRhf2FulnHQ Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them. -
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No TP?
Just a hose and spray nozzle?
Most people just listen to music and watch movies. I EXPERIENCE them.
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