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Rack Mounts for Classic Consumer Audio Gear

Posted on November 19, 2020 by Frederick R. Vobbe

Introduction I received my first tape recorder in 1965. It was an RCA 7″ reel, half track mono, which ran at 15/8, 3-3/4, and 7-1/2 IPS. I recorded radio station broadcasts, and copy borrowed 45s to tape in a a … Continue reading →

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Tape Machine R. C. – Part 1

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Frederick R. Vobbe

This project came about when I tried to find a remote control panel for a Panasonic video tape recorder at work. I soon realized that other machines, even my own Otari MX5050B-II didn’t have a way to be operated from … Continue reading →

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Rack Mounts for Classic Consumer Audio Gear

Tape Machine R. C. – Part 1

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