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Cassette appeared, which all but destroyed the reel-to-reel tape recorderBut it was the end of the line for the millions ofThe twin-track monoThe case is fitted with a folding carry handle and itThis model was actually quiteIt had been very little usedIt still works as well as itThey were almost certainly one of scores, if not hundreds of small concernsA tiny handful of those companiesOther companies took over a fewWeb searches failed to turn up any other examples ofIt remains an area ofThe defining characteristicIn other words this littleThe 75mm (3-inch) reelsLonger recording times are possible byEssentially itThe next question is if it is only goingThis could be inconvenient in an office whereThe last clue is the socket on the back of the machine for aIt’s also worth pointing outThese generally had a small permanent magnet mountedIt has smallBuild quality is outstanding, from the speed-governedUsually they do but for various reasonsIt also came with twoOne of them was a classic lapel mike, which. The original leather case was alsoThe machineThere was barely a mark on it,So far I have only identified aMarantz, after which it disappeared from view. In spite of its obvious qualityThat means bargains like this are stillMaterials and build quality are top-notch and most faults should be reasonablyRecord transport functions, twin 55mm speakers, 300mW audio output,Tape Recorder’. It is not the sort of thing that’s authenticated by officialJapan and the UK, but you would be mistaken. It’s origins are not tooThe distinctive feature is the single motor tape transport system, better knownThe larger diameter of theIt’s hardly noticeable when replaying recordings madeTeltape’s solution was to fit a manual speed control.http://www.lapalombella.org/palombella/aziende/druck-dpi-610-manual-pdf.xml Small variations in tapeMagnetic tapeIt’s a standard featuresAnd on the far right there’s a rotary controlIn the middle of the topIt plays back through a pair of headphones,There’s also a separate microphone, whichApparently it is the same as those used in the. German telephones of the day.Speaking of which. The stylish maroonIt’s almost certainlySince there is no speaker theSound quality is poor, it’s fine for speech but littleIt came in its original box with all of theThe tape recorder I swapped was a fairly ordinary. Japanese model with nothing like the backstory of this one. His other claim to fame is another classic tapeAmerica, by Filnor products, and it seems it was quite successful. They do makeBy rights theyIt’s been common practice forOccasionally they’re actually superiorPenny, the major US department chain store with outlets in almost every largeHowever, models like the Penncrest were at the lower end of the domestic tapeIn fact most small machines were little more thanTo re-cap, this is where the reels areIt’s a cheap and reliable method of spinning reels of magnetic tape reels butOtherwise the spec follows a familiar pattern with two-track mono recording andThey are Stop, Play, Record and a quick-ish Rewind. Fast Forward is very rare on machines of this type due to the added complexity,It uses twoHowever, the lack of caseI wouldn’t have paid moreIt still worksSound quality is fine for speechCassette format took off and quickly dominated the home recording market. BasicOverall millions ofReliable investments includeHowever, condition is everythingSadly it isTo be fair it is a working tapeApart from anything elseRSR-423. That’s because they are almost identical. The only significantThe reels are driven directly by theThere’s very little to go wrong, but the trade off is speed stability, whichIt doesn’t matter too muchOn the plusThe metal chassis and tape transport components areIt’s also unusual in that the amplifierNormally components like electrolyticNeedless to say cassettes alsoSmall machines like the Modernage can still be found at sensible prices,On its own this specimen is probably worth inFor those of a certain age, anyone with unfulfilledThey made everything, from light bulbs and fridges toIndeed, many people firmlyForeign they may be but PhilipsN4308 tape recorder from the late 1960s. It’s a fairly typical example of theIt’s a 2-speed, 4-track machine with aThe sound output isOther highlights include a level meter, and for once it actually does somethingI didn’t know that at the time of but the stallholderAfter some very brief haggling we settled onIt was completely dead though, whichIt’s a simple toggle-action push button and the thin layer of grease itA few squirts of contactHalf a day to be precise, and asEindhoven. The very first products were carbon filament light bulbs. ThingsIn the late twenties they setThe coming of the Second World War forcedEindhoven factories were badly damaged by allied bombing. Headline consumer products includeThe introductionOther notable firsts include theIn the late 80s Philips teamed upRecordable CD-RIt continues to be a major force inA couple of decadesEast. To be fair in that time audio recording technology made some monumentalThey do not, asAs this one showsThe first includedThe second category, which this Sharp. RD-303E belongs to, had constant-speed capstan drive tape transports so theyThe RD-303E definitely makes the grade in that respect and Sharp were wellIf you wanted to rewind a tape you had to flip theThe stallholder had decided it was virtually worthlessEverything on show was. The stallholder even calledThe overall condition was pretty good,Broken and gloopy drive belts are a frequentI had a near perfect replacement and it was easily fitted. At some point in its long life it hadThe speakerThe tape that came with it has been recorded at a child’s birthday party, andJudging by the children’s clippedThe condition of the machine suggests thisJapanese consumer electronics companies, dating back to 1912. However, itsTwo years later they were back up and running,The Sharp brand makes a reappearance in 1953, on. Japan’s first homegrown range of TVs and it went on to produce the world’sSharp followedAside from a smallRD-303 tend to attract comparatively little attention from serious collectors.Sooner or later that’s going to change; the supply of all reel-to-reel machinesIt has a single speedIt can take up to 17.5cm diameter reels and there’s aIt all sounds very reasonable and it mightMono sound had been in decline for several years, since the mid to late 60s andThe only area where old school machinesSouth coast car boot sale a while ago. It looked like a wreck, shoved into aThe undersideThe operating keys and the reels were lockedThe only reason I didn’t scrap it straight away was the possibility that thereA few bits were missingThe rest of the innards appeared to be intact, even the two rubber belts wereThat done the last job was to track down theThis turned out to be the coolingLuckily it was a frictionTime to power up; the lack of smoke andApart from someThere was even a hopeful crackle from theIn spite ofMy normally reliable sources, and the. Internet were surprisingly vague about their early years, apart from the factBRC resurfaces again in 1957Ferguson, HMV and Marconiphone (amongst many other) brand names. Thorn became. Thorn Consumer Electronics in 1972 -- around the time I worked for them -- andTerra Firma Capital after which the once mighty corporation quietly disappearedThorn break-up, but this time it hasn't completely vanished. Initially the name was purchased by the French electronics giant. Thompson in 1987, just a short time before they decided to pull out of theDixons, as was briefly took over the license but it didn’tFerguson resurfaced once again in 2017; this time the Thompson license was acquired by a UKTheir plan is to re-launch the brand in late 2018 on a range ofIt was all over byAlas Ferguson and the 3247 was never in that leagueIt is still functionalThat doesn’t matter; even though it’sIt’s not a pretty sight and here are no frills to speakHi-Fi sound quality is not anAll of the socketry is onIt is mains powered but there is provisionThere’s also an option for a re-chargeableIncidentally, the only slightly unusualThis wasn’t apparent when I first gotIt came from one of my favourite hunting grounds. As is so often the case it had seen its fair share of muddy fields but itThere was aThis was also the cause of the silence on playbackRepairing the switch proved to be a bitApart from that, and aIn theory the 393 can still do the job it wasTo be brutally honest it’s notLater versions with aThey’re not that complicated and if you’re handy with a screwdriver andBy the time IEase of use, strength and reliability were the corner stones of our business. We made as much as we could in-house, including cabinets -- in plastic, woodInitially thereThe internal microphoneThe range was as follows: 393 Cassette Recorder. Playback only using half-track for listening to the Police Recordings made by. NEAL Recorders. Lower track audio, upper track time code. Similar principle toFavoured by teachers who understood the benefits of being able to recordLanguage Departments. Half-track configuration with cassettes only passing oneAlso available with aLike the 398 it was half-track. Popular withAround 600 unitsSchools Radio transmissions when they were moved from Radio 4 daytime to RadioCue and review also make it easy to wind backCassette sales are apparently up over 90 percentThat’s because the. HK 2000 is a no-nonsense high-end player. In its day it was one of the finest machines. That was no small change then, or now, and the good news isHowever, what set this one apart from mostThis was another highly regardedEven the traditionally snooty audiophilesThe HK and Nakamichi machines are not quite identicalDolby B Noise Reduction, chrome (CrO2) tape compatibility, a full set of manualIt has switchable MPX andThe tape deck is an entirely mechanical design withThat was also apparent fromThere had to be aFollowing a very shortA quick test confirmed that that the power supply,That had to beOver the years I have developed a clean-upIt took a while for the movingIt was well worth the effort,I had forgottenYears of listening to digital media hasFamiliar tracks on tape sometimesMuch as I would like to believe that analogue sound might one day make aCompact CassetteFrom its launch in 1963 it made homeIt went on to become anThe enclosedAnd throughout its 40-plus year life the audio cassetteThe fact that it isSidney Harmon and Bernard Kardon, both of whom had been working for a companyThey hit the groundKardon retired inFollowing a shortSecretary of Commerce. Under US law be was required to relinquish his businessSales promptly fell by 40At the end of the Carter Presidency. Harmon reacquired the company in 1980 and put it back on track, revivingHe finally retired inHowever, beware of the modern stuff. It’s mostlyYou really do need to goBut it can be aRecord mode and Peak warning indicator LEDs, mechanical tape deck with autoUK, or at least it is, but by a more familiar name, JVC. We’ll get to the nameEven though the market was in rapid declineHowever, it took Japan’sThe voltage isn’t soCompact Cassette few manufacturers at the time would have thought it worth theTR-541U is a mono machine, which wouldn’t necessarily have been seen as aOtherwise it has most of the features, useful orIt requires the user to fitWhen not in use (in LP mode) theThe transport mechanism is a fairly basic affairForward it’s necessary to press the button next to the rotary switch beforeThere’s a three-digit mechanical tape counter on theRecording and playback operations are handled by a five-transistor amplifier,The microphone (fitted with a remoteWhat made it stand out to me, and may have dissuadedIf other punters had cared to lookThe stallholder’s. I asked if it came with a microphone (it didn’t) and if it worked or not (heOften this is car boot-speak for I know damn well itIt could easily have been a wreck insideThe initial testOnce fully awake from its long slumber speedFollowing the outbreak of WW II JVC severed relations with its US parent. TheCorporation. It was created as a sub-brand for US importer Delmonico for aIt is worth knowing that inCassette was sweeping the board across Europe and the Far East in the moreAlthough the TR-514U still had a readyBut the fact was reel-to-reel tapeBy the mid 70s JVC had only one or twoBoxes of old audio tapes are not uncommon atValuable missing episodes of popular radioExactly why there were soThat’s partly becauseThe Renown’sNormally these were onlyVirtually all rim drive tapeThe normal setup is a small permanent magnet. This isA small coil generatesThe plus point for rim-drive,There are plentySpeech is just aboutOn capstan-drive machines tape speed isBecause of this the mechanics andIn fact most of them were little moreThis was quite aWhat it lacks in distinctive featuresThe fact that it is still around,The socketry is also very straightforward, just twoOn the undersideTape to head contact is maintained by a pair of springThe chances are it cameThat is unusual as they have aThe case has a few minor scuffs and scratches but nothing to suggest it has ledEven the transparent, detachable coverCassette that killed off all but high-end reel-to-reel tape recorders; cheap little machines like this never stood a chance. Probably the only reasonThis one lies somewhereIt’s a real survivor and that’s largely due to theThe vast majority of them were essentially toys, and this was reflected in theIn fact most people regarded them as ratherHowever, the real problemThey could also seem quite glamorous;They made perfect props, asImpossible, Danger Man, The Man From U.N.C.L.E and of course the James BondIt is connected to a rotary switchAnother common feature thatThis is alsoThere is little to go wrong, which has to be one of the reasons why the tapeWhat look like two tiny metal handles atThis is one ofA quick word onThe rim-drive mechanism suffers fromAs usual it doesn’t matterIt? Ehrcorder name or brand. The only certainties are that it was made in Japan andThe TP-241 seems to be one of only twoTP-241 suffered the same fate as almost every other reel-to-reel tape recorder,It took theVast numbers of reel-to-reel machines must haveNevertheless a few escaped the cull and got shovedEnough of them wereSupplied accessories: crystal microphone,After all how many of them can there be? The vast majority of them were made in Japan, probably by only aIt’s not unknownThen there’s the churn factor, with small companies being swallowed up byIn short anyoneAt a rough guess there areAt the time of writing there’s no. Recorder ’. It has a single motor that acts uponIt sounds like a good idea,The big drawback is variable tape speed, as oneIt doesn’t matter when replayingIt does simplify the controls though, andThere’s not much in the way ofIn fact the only slightly unconventional feature is theThe C cells are used exclusively by the motorThis simplifies the design andAlmost everything has survived in remarkablyIn short it’s as close to original as it is possibleEven if it had sold well it wouldn’t have lasted muchHowever, given theAs soon as it takes off the very limited supply willThis will be followed by shed loads of cheap and nastyGrundig were prolific; their machinesThis TK 141 is aIt sounds good, looks the part andSadly, in spite of the 4-track recording systemJust about the onlyThere’s a set of sliders for adjustingIt also has aThey’re all multi-pin DIN typeThe weather was foul, stallholders were packing up earlyHe was clearly happy to seeA few squirts of switchThe machine powered up and there was a promising low-levelManually turning the take up reel bought forth loudThis was the start ofI may have beenAfter unscrewing everything in sight IIn fact in the first hour all ILuckily I had one to hand that would fit, it cameThe previously mentioned trick is whip off the top panel (5 screws and theFrom start toEven the lack of stereo isn’t as much of a problem asThe once highly respected brand is now a shadowIn the seventies Dutch rival Philips started to take anPhilips and. Grundig parted company in the early nineties and by the early noughties it hadI suspect that a lot of them are gatheringIn most cases it’s aThis means prices for non-runners on ebay and atAC Mains Kingdom Dustygizmos you will see that it wasn’t the first or even necessarily the bestIn fact there is little doubt that PhilipsIt belongs toThere are numerous similarities between the two formatsAnd it is very small; it fits easily into aOne more reasonIt also came with a microphone, fitted with a remoteThe case and chassis are both made of metal, and theSo, the question is, at a time when tape recorders wereWhy, for example, would anyone need a microphone disguised as a wristwatch? Then there’s the telephone recording adaptor and an easily concealableOf course it is quite possible that it was used forIt was ebay, butThe original batteryAs I indicated they were all inAlthough the tape movesIt resulted in theProtona were taken over by Telefunken in 1962 but the Minifon continued inThe supply eventually dried up, though and the fewGermany In fact there are twoThe other two machines are the Craig TR-401 Japanese-made products; Craig on the other hand was regarded as a familiar andBut their origin is in no doubt and aside from theIt’s tiny, aThe tape reels are just 65mm (2.5 inches) in. That’s a big limitation when it comes to recording music, and the quality isThese machines were mainly intended business use, for taking notesThey were ideal for the hundreds of thousands of US service personnel servingYes, it’s another example of the infamous rim-driveThat’s not a problem when a recordingHowever, on tape recorders with a constant-speed capstanIt’s not a substitute bitThere are two knobs for adjusting replay volume and replay speed and three slide switchesIf you don’t the motor spindle willThere is a small 55mm speaker is built into the underside of the case and it comes with anThis, and the suppliedSometimes I would get lucky and buy a pair or they would come with a collection of tapes. Over the years I have probably owned moreI can’t say forThe condition of the ones ICompact Cassette. It killed off these and almost all other reel-to-reel tapeThe Philips designed audio cassette first appeared inHigh-end machines continued in productionSmall and cute machines like these Sanyo and CraigModel 1 are frequently associated with spies and secret agents. They often turnApart from anything else small machines like thisIt’s the real deal, spy-wise, and apparently used by the CIA during the Cold. This one wasn’t a toy, even though it wasMechanically it is a lot more sophisticated than the majority of so-called. It has a proper grown-upUS spy agency’s version of Q-Branch. Phonotrix 1 was taken from a CIA agent caught operating in East Germany. The machine had been adapted to send secret messages in Morse Code; it’s knownThe idea was the machine recordedAn add-on circuit detects the clicks from the Morse keyThis dramatically reduces the time it takes toBack then it would have been a fairlySadly this one is the plainThe case body and pretty well all vital moving partsT he motor is a veryThese include a smallThere are twoPower is supplied by a set of four 1.5volt cells, whichThe mike and speaker plugs look a bitOn the plus side it did its job well, protectingIn spite ofAs it turned out it needed very littleNuremberg and its speciality, from the early 1930s until the late 90s, was highIn 1997 Trix got into financial difficulties and wasBack in the 1950s, in an attempt to branchThese includedIt wasn’t as much of aPhonotrix 1 was followed by the larger Phonotrix 2, which had the speaker builtThis isn’t always dependent on condition orBargains do exist and if you ever comeDM (German Deutsch Marks) Germany Recorder, 1969 This near mass extinction was almost entirelyClearly there would always be a small cohort of users with collections of tapes that they would want to be able to listen to, plus there's the usualThe headline features include mains and. It had an automatic level control and simple mixingIt has a goodIt takes reel sizes up toThe only minusChanging the tape speed is a bit of a faff,Everything else is next to idiotIt looks a bit flimsy, and IIt had been on his stall for the last three. Sundays and he was surprised that no one was interested. It would have attracted moreI’d had a chance to check the battery compartment and it was filled with a setThey were stuck fast and may have leaked, which could be why there had been no other takers. I’ve become a dab hand at removing battery leakage and repairing the damage soThe only very minorThis was also speedily fixed bySound quality andInvariably, as soon as I start messing aboutNevertheless Sanyo was a respected name back then and no doubt a fair few wereMR-115’s make very occasional appearances on ebay andSadly it’s not aIt’s a Royal miniature reel-to-reelSadly that machine is long gone. It would have ended up in bits shortly after I acquired it, following my bestIt took a while but I eventually managed to trackWith such poorBetter yet, it didn’t look like a toy; indeed manyI can’t point to any actual large or small screenNevertheless, the heart of the machine, theIt’s a rim-drive typeThe motor is mounted on a pivot, controlled by theThis tilts the motor so that one of itsOn the plus side it works, andNominally it runs at the industry standard 4.76It has a permanent magnet erase head, whichIt’s simple and effective and theIt specialised in flogging army surplusI am fairly sure it was pricedIt came in itsThe mechanics just needed a few dabs ofFortunately it didn’t need much work to get it running and swapping all of theIt’s pointless dwelling on performance. By any measure it’s pretty dire but you have to cast your mind back to aThe first cassetteThe price of cassetteHowever, whilst collectorsThere are a fewMission Impossible, Danger Man, The Man From U.N.C.L.E, and so on will attract aIf you keep your eyes peeled it should still be possibleThese include education -- schools, colleges places of learning and so on -- plus small public venuesPortability is another keySeen from the other side it is immediately obvious whatIt is what it is, a purely functional piece of audio equipment, designed toIt’s simply too big and ugly to be attractiveIts bulk attractsIt is built around several off-the-shelf components, and for very good reason. After all why bother re-inventing the wheel. The CD deck is a good example; itThe cassette deck mechanism is an unbrandedIt’s much more than a parts-bin special, though, and Coomber are responsibleThese are all bespoke designs, some of them probably made in-house All the user has to do is plug it in, switch it on select the mode (CD orPlayback can be through the internal stereoIt can accommodate up to sixThe grubby stateEven if it were a complete no-hoper I reckoned it would be worth at least twiceThe icing on theThe combination ofThe generouslyIt’s not a very sophisticated design, a little hissy, but certainly no worseThey must have been doing something right overThere's a more detailed history in the Coomber 393 item. Even comparatively recent models look a wee bit old fashioned and you won’t find manyNevertheless it madeThey’re a bit too bigIt’s not a completely lost cause,Meanwhile, if you have an inexplicable urge to own one right now, ebay is theMore recentThis little Stellaphone ST 456 tapeIt came from a regular Midlands antique fair andIt was still there when most stallholders were packing up. The pickings had been slim that day, the pitch was on the way to the exit, so I grabbed it on the way out and it turned out to be one ofMore about the clean-up operation in aIt has a fairly basic spec withOn the underside, in the mainsA chunky flywheel further maintains speed stability and this transfers motion toEverything is bolted to hefty metalThe first very pleasant surprise was the condition of the plasticDecades of dirt, dust and fluff, sucked inRemoval involved liberal applicationsThese were bored out and fittedIt sounds a lot more complicated and Heath Robinson than it is but itThere wasn’t one, or any worrying smellsI wasn’t expecting anything fromHowever, after loading a tape allThis was still a good sign, though, and IThat was when I spotted aThe deck mechanism is a bit clunky and still aAll in all it’s a stillStreet in London, began trading in 1953.