Some more interesting bits from AUDIO magazine c 1955: plans and schematics for a radio station mixing console. Very little…
You gotta wonder where this thing ended up. Consider the history that passed through these faders.
The General Electric (GE) BA-5-A Limiter Continuing our review of the first two years of AUDIO magazine, today we will…
Download the complete sixteen-page 1974 Marshall Amplification catalog: DOWNLOAD: Marshall_1974_Cat Products covered, with text, specs, and photos, include: Marshall 1959,…
The Western Electric 755A speaker In a previous post, we looked at some early Western Electric cinema-sound equipment and the…
Download the sixteen-page 1968 Altec Sound And Communication catalog: DOWNLOAD:AltecFullLine1968 Products covered, with text photos, and limited specs, include the…
Pictured above is the very first recording/mixing console made by LOFT (Loft Modular Devices, Inc.). It is a model 440. …
In a previous post, I included the scan at left from a 1969 issue of the AES journal. It's an…
Around the time that ALTEC introduced their 947X series of solid-state plug-in amplifiers, ALTEC staff engineers Arthur Davis and Don…