Courtesy Tom and John Fine is this fascinating 14pp 1962 article on the then-state-of-the-art television operations at Reeves Sound Studio.
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Tom Fine had earlier presented us with a history of Reeves Sound Studios NYC; click here to read that 2014 piece. Today’s scan comes from what appears to be a promotional re-print of an article originally published in Broadcast News magazine. Tom comments, “Aside from the interesting antique TV and film production facilities and equipment shown, we see a photo of audio engineer Jack Higgins, who made many Riverside jazz records.”
You can some read more of Tom’s contributions to P/S dot com, including much information on his own family’s storied studio operations, at the following pages:
Fine Recording INC, pioneers in hi-fidelity recording
Bob Fine’s Mobile Recording Truck, 1951-1966
Emory Cook, Binaural Recording Pioneer
Many years ago I posted 
Late last year Nathan Halpern and I scored this excellent film by director Bing Lui and it is now in theaters and streaming online via Hulu. “Minding The Gap” debuted at Sundance this year, winning the ‘Breakthrough Filmmaking Award,’ and it is an exceptionally bold and honest American coming-of-age story. The critical response has been exceptionally strong, with many critics making special note of our score:
This month’s Preservation Sound Radio show has aired, but you can stream the program 
