Above: The Fairchild Integrated Console of 1972
How y’all doing out there. Today at PS dot com: some interesting bits from the archive: a collection of Fairchild data sheets from 1972. Download all 12 pages here:
Products covered, with texts, specs, and photos, include: Fairchild ‘integrated’ console, Reverbertron 659A, the FPC series of ‘portable mixing consoles,’ 610 and 870 power amps, plus a whole slew of distribution amps and power supplies that i just ain’t got time to list. Enjoy!
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First time here all because I purchased a Pilot Quadrasonic System yesterday and this was my first step/stop to document it. The model # is PMC 4000A ser#1644 produced by Pilot Radio & Tv. Corp. Greenwich,Conn. and made in Japan early '70s like my favorite Quadraphonics from Sansui of which I have six QRX and two QRs. GREAT SITE THANKS DALE