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Tag Archives: mixers
1977
Today: a random display of offbeat bits from 1977 that caught my eye: a tiny homage to the wonder that is The Internet K Hole. IE., draw your own connections/conclusions.
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RCA BCM-1A Auxiliary Console c.1953
Earlier this year we ran a piece regarding the c. 1952 RCA BC-2 broadcast console. T.F. has also provided us with a subsequent scan from AE mag, 1953, which highlights the companion BCM-1A “extender” console, designed to add an additional … Continue reading
Early Solid-State Gates Audio Mixers
Above: GATES Attache 70, Dynamote 70, Courier 70, and Unimote 70 solid-state remote amplifiers circa 1965. I somehow ended up with a box of those side-reading VU meters; how the hell do you cut panel holes for those things? Useless. … Continue reading
Electrodyne circa 1969
Some random bits of Electrodyne kit that I came across… Above, their ACC-1204… looks pretty neat… anyone?
Altec full-line 1976 catalog
70′s months at P S DOT COM continues with a fresh scan of the complete 1976 Altec pro audio catalog, complete with pricelist. Presented in two parts due to file size. DOWNLOAD PART 1: Altec_1976_part1 DOWNLOAD PART 2: Altec_1976_part2 Above: … Continue reading
Neve Consoles of the 1970s
Above: Neve 8014, 8036, BCM 10, et al circa the early to mid 1970s. Neve’s US operation was based in Bethel CT for many years; I grew up in Bethel, but I can’t recall them sponsoring any little-league teams.
ADM Mixers and Consoles of the 1970s and 1980s
Above: ADM console constructed for NYC’s A+R Recording c. 1976 Nice set for y’all today, courtesy of reader T.F. T. sent over a large collection of ADM console images spanning the mid seventies into the 1980s. I know next to … Continue reading
RCA BC-2B Recording Studio Console c. 1952
Reader T.F. sent me this scan from AUDIO ENGINEERING c. 1952: the introduction of the RCA BC-2B Console. LEFT: The BC-2B incorporated the RCA MA-11241 dual mic pre-amp unit; a two-stage circuit, each channel used a single 12AY7 for, I … Continue reading
Swiss Mix
I’ve always coveted these little Nagra BMII audio mixers and but I somehow resisted the urge to purchase one on eBay. It is a 4 channel mono mixer with simple level and low cut controls. They come up regularly for … Continue reading
Audio Mixing Consoles circa 1959
Langevin stereo console circa 1959 Today: from the “Audio Cyclopedia,” Howard Tremaine, 1959: a quick visual survey of professional mixing consoles in service in 1959. A PS Dot Com reader turned me on to the “Audio Cycolopedia”; many copies of … Continue reading