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Question: I would like to get one of the kind of recorders radio reporters used in the past to get high quality sound bites at remote locations when working news stories ©2008 ultraelectronicactiv.com Answer: I am unsure about which time aera you are aiming at: 50's or just before digital recording equipment replaced the analog (late 80's)? AM radio / FM radio? Mono or stereo? To record background sounds or interviews. To record to reel to reel tape or to cassette? Anyhow. 60's through 80's: the two most often used portable reel to reel decks were: UHER report and Nagra. Where UHER was more for every day use (interviews and speech) and Nagra as |
being considerably more expensive for the film industries (remote locations sounds of any type). If wanting to go back to the 50's: I have a "potable" Berlandt vaccurm tube broadcast recording set-up (2 large heavy suit cases, and of course depending on AC power and to be stationed at location) that was the state of the art remote location recording set-up at the time. At lower budget ranges than reeel to reel: portable pro cassette decks, where Marantz professional portable cassette decks (80's) and Sony TC-D5 took the lead in the market. With your detail in regards to above questions will be gald to discuss this further and what I could offer to you. 2008 ultraelectronicactiv.com Reel Tape Recorders For Sale More Tech Answers |
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