An Overview of Ampex History
Loading...
Loading...
3,958
Loading...
13:50
Declassified U.S. Nuclear Test Film #55by talkingsticktv1,791,698 views- 8:44
The Kitchen Debate (Nixon and Khrushchev, 1959) Part II of IIby AmpexDataSystems26,567 views
- 10:08
Ampex training tape for the operation of the VR-2000 Quad VTR, part 3by Audiovideopark2,289 views
- 7:22
The Kitchen Debate (Nixon and Khrushchev, 1959) Part I of IIby AmpexDataSystems45,229 views
- 6:54
AMPEX 8-Trackby EdMatzenik8,142 views
- 3:14
Pontiac Star Parade 1959by oldtvhistory2,973 views
- 0:27
Ampex 2 inch Quadby whizzzard21,561 views
- 9:46
Ampex training tape for the operation of the VR-2000 Quad VTR, part 1by Audiovideopark1,752 views
- 2:42
Close-up of the Ampex VPR 3 in operationby Audiovideopark15,605 views
- 8:27
Restore, Ampex VR-1200B, Part Fourby Audiovideopark6,043 views
- 0:59
Ampex Videotape Cruiser 1959by oldtvhistory1,169 views
- 2:59
Ampex VR-1200B Quad VTR with Merlin mods with audioby Audiovideopark12,578 views
- 0:10
1900 Emperor Franz Joseph oldest magnetic recording on Poulsen Telegraphoneby videogamehistorian4,595 views
- 4:03
Retro Recording Studioby southjk40,223 views
- 2:05
STUDER A80 - 1" Tape Transportby auralworlds8,773 views
- 4:21
Analog Tape Vs. Digital Shootout (Sample-Rate.comby sampleratefilms20,355 views
- 2:37
「Ampex/Nagra VPR-5」 NTSC 1-inch type-C portable VTRby M6E642,047 views
- 8:50
Restore, Ampex VR-1200B, Part 1by Audiovideopark2,508 views
- 1:15
Analog video-editing - equipmentby OntspanTV4,497 views
- 1:54
Jack Mullin recounts his discovery of the AEG Magnetophon tape recorder and how his life changedby videogamehistorian2,212 views
This silly claim that Ampex developed the first practical tape recorder in 1947 is way off. The first machines were developed in Germany in the 1930's and used in WW11 to confuse the enemy. The Magnetophone was shown at the Berlin Radio Show in the 1935 (see Magnetophon in Wikipedia). Machines were taken back to the States at the end of the war to investigate them. Bing funded Ampex to develop two machines to make it possible to record his radio shows for different time zones.
broadcastaudio1 6 months ago
The video should have mentioned that Ampex is an American electronics company founded in 1944 by Alexander M. Poniatoff.
The name AMPEX is an acronym, created by its founder, which stands for Alexander M. Poniatoff. The EX is for Excellence.
bctvguy 2 years ago