WHY WOULD U RECORD OVER THAT!!! MAN THOSE ARE ORIGINAL RADIO BROADCASTS FROM THE BIG BAND DAYS THAT STUFF IS PRICELESS I HOPE U DIDNT RECORD OVER ALL OF IT!!! i used 2 have a recorder identical 2 this one u have this mite actually be it i swear it looks identical!!!!
@skullbone79 Thanks for your comment. Not every recording was original radio broadcasts as you may think. Many that I have are personal recordings, parties, amateur vocalists and the like. Some are recordings of several records so the owner could listen to an hour of non-top music. I bought this from the estate of the original owner and have several great spools. This was not one of those great spools, but I respect them all. I hope you enjoyed the demo as much as others have. Thanks.
@Grampaphone Check out my other wire recording of the WDXV radio junior DJ contest, that is a real original radio broadcast and probably the only copy.
Thanks for your interest. I choose a spool that had the least wire and had issues. The wire had several breaks which made the spool problematic. A break can be spliced by tying the wire back together and clipping the loose end very short, but it becomes a problem in the wound spool. Other wire revolutions snag on the knot and cause yet another break. They sort of self-multiply. Anyway, I could not test the microphone without a wire spool. Do you have other recorded spools? Thanks, JT
Very interesting. Thanks for posting this video; but I hope you didn't completely ruined the original 1940s Wire recording - it has its own historical value anyway.
This unit needs the idlers to be reground, you can here the flat spots. it needs work, lube to.
9876547548 8 months ago
This unit needs the idlers to be reground, you can here the flat spots.
9876547548 8 months ago
WHY WOULD U RECORD OVER THAT!!! MAN THOSE ARE ORIGINAL RADIO BROADCASTS FROM THE BIG BAND DAYS THAT STUFF IS PRICELESS I HOPE U DIDNT RECORD OVER ALL OF IT!!! i used 2 have a recorder identical 2 this one u have this mite actually be it i swear it looks identical!!!!
skullbone79 1 year ago
@skullbone79 Thanks for your comment. Not every recording was original radio broadcasts as you may think. Many that I have are personal recordings, parties, amateur vocalists and the like. Some are recordings of several records so the owner could listen to an hour of non-top music. I bought this from the estate of the original owner and have several great spools. This was not one of those great spools, but I respect them all. I hope you enjoyed the demo as much as others have. Thanks.
Grampaphone 1 year ago
@Grampaphone Check out my other wire recording of the WDXV radio junior DJ contest, that is a real original radio broadcast and probably the only copy.
Grampaphone 1 year ago
how cool
mrrk 1 year ago
Thanks for your interest. I choose a spool that had the least wire and had issues. The wire had several breaks which made the spool problematic. A break can be spliced by tying the wire back together and clipping the loose end very short, but it becomes a problem in the wound spool. Other wire revolutions snag on the knot and cause yet another break. They sort of self-multiply. Anyway, I could not test the microphone without a wire spool. Do you have other recorded spools? Thanks, JT
Grampaphone 1 year ago
Very interesting. Thanks for posting this video; but I hope you didn't completely ruined the original 1940s Wire recording - it has its own historical value anyway.
transformingArt 1 year ago