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this Tonschreiber is one of the oldest tape recorders (Tape, not steel or wire), the AEG k-1 came before in 1937 and the K-0 was ...

This is the world's “first” tape-recorder. All other professional tape recorders are a copy of this machine. This is my first test of this ...

What do you get when you combine tape and vinyl? The Assmann Universa magnetic disc recorder! I demonstrate this beautiful ...

Here is a video of the sony tc230 reel to reel in action after having to do some service on it. It sounds really good now and records ...

Almost finished with it, the bearing in the capstan motor seems to be going quite bad, with a horrific loud squealing noise. So after ...

Some interesting notes and such. Note: i am interested in magnetophons and tonschreiber's let me knwo if you have one.

I need help locating a new capstan motor for my sony tc 850. also selling some things in the video. Note: i am looking for ...

The first analogue tape recorder made its debut at Berlin's international electronics fair with cutting-edge technology that promised ...

Description and demonstration of the features and functions of the Luxor TR 75 S wire recorder, manufactured in Sweden.

This is one of my favourite portable machines, the heavy duty build mixed with the chrome and bakerlight, its a real bit of pro ...

For more info on Byers and other Australian Broadcast equipment the best place to start is here.

Built in 1960, told to be the best valve reel to reel ever made, it is said that Willi Studer saw one of the Ampex machines (probably ...

EMI were the first to bring out an audio recorder in the UK for studio work, later TP brought out a domestic machine called the ...

This video was produced in 2012 by the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording , Reel2ReelTexas.com, Phantom Productions, ...

These were the leaders in broadcast machines in England, they were used extensively in the BBC and the famous Abbey Studios ...

Nat Mills and Bobbie (his wife) were a very popular music-hall act, though their humour now sounds very dated. His catchphrase ...

German WW2 military radio transceiver 15W.S.E.a Demonstration and technical description.