As I was packing my belongings for a new, quieter life in the Eastern Atlantic, I came across this curiosity. …
There is no reason to go on. I have found it. The all-time, ultimate, absolute pinnacle of guitar adverts. Clearly,…
Today on P S Dot Com: a fairly comprehensive survey of television station ID graphics circa 1951. Widespread full-time telecasting…
Emory Cook records Long Island Sound at Shippen Point, Stamford CT (with two mics, of course): 1954. He is using…
Above: a Marantz 7 stereo phono stage built for stand-alone use. See this link for an earlier build of this…
Ending very shortly on eBay: a pair of 1950s Capps Condensor mics PLUS a pair of Altec Lipsticks (no power…
Download a six-page article from HIGH FIDELITY 1956 concerning the history of the Scully corporation of Bridgeport Connecticut, including an…
Download a three-page article from the September 1948 issue of RADIO ELECTRONICS on the subject of 'Three Straightforward Amplifiers." Author…
I continue to get a lot of readers here drawn to my earlier post on the MXL R40 ribbon mic. …
From the 1961 Langevin Catalog, which unfortunately I cannot upload due to massive file size. Anyone know of a reliable,…