Joe Meek (1929-67) Recording engineer and record producer. Brilliant chap! 57th anniversary of his passing, I had to write something. For those of us that […]
Joe Meek (1929-67)…Recording engineer and record producer Brilliant chap! Read More »
I admire engineers that paved the way for so many things and yet seem to be somewhat unsung. Bernard was one such chap. As a
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Marshall Amplification “Play it Loud, Play it Proud” A nice aspect of my job, is working on and fixing valve amplifiers. And, there seems
Marshall Amplification “Play it Loud, Play it Proud” Read More »
A few months ago, I wrote about how we could all be subject to electronic eavesdropping and internet monitoring. That was relating, more or less
With the onset of WW2, industry in Britain changed dramatically. Typical affected areas were of course Radio and TV. Many of the manufacturing and technology
Radio during the war years! Read More »
If like me you’re the wrong end of 50, you may recall many household electrical goodies showing the brand Ferguson, HMV, Marconi, Ultra etc. It
Thorn Electronic Industries Read More »
The company that gave us more than just the Public Address system! I’ve written about various engineers who have left their mark on the electronics
Tannoy…The company that gave us more than just the Public Address system! Read More »
A donation of a nice 1960 Ferguson Radiogram got me thinking about the re-immerging of analogue recording techniques, vinyl records etc. Having got the set
Analogue vs Digital The Audio World Read More »
In part 2, I wrote about how recording sound on tape in the ‘50s-‘60s had taken over from recording direct to metal discs and its’
Recording techniques over the years. Pt. 3 The cassette! Read More »
In part 1, I wrote about the beginnings of sound recording, centered around discs. This month we will look at how tape recording developed. Recording
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The start of an exciting 3 part series! A customer recently asked me to transfer some 5” reels of ¼” tape to MP3 memory stick,
Recording techniques over the years. Part 1 Read More »
Hello. Hope its warm enough for you all. In the last issue, I touched on the topic of electronic eavesdropping and so on, post WW2
Who is listening in part 2 Read More »
