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What's up woth those green pots?

Q. Does it sound like they're in the room playing?

What’s the green laser for?

Beautiful equipment. What recording is that please?

My best to you all!

Did Sam and Mark make those line arrays?

Very cool!

Beautiful music! What is Seward Sound?

Never enough gear

Interesting way to test for microphonics.

Audiophiles don't use gear to listen to music. Audiophiles use music to listen to gear. Your rig looks like it has a damping factor of maybe 3. Is hearing loss due to age the reason old men love tube amps so much? Do you really like slow, flabby bass? Tube amps are best used when recording music, not whilst playing it back.

Pity about the droning voice in the back ground

Any time you see an Altec 288, you know it’s good

Memories... That's the kinda stuff I played with as a school kid. I still have most of a Pilot ensemble (mono).

It's pretty! And nostalgic. The sound quality is good enough for low level background music.

That view!

Blue meter lights ALWAYS get my attention! 😀

Exotic equipment which is really nice, would be nice to have some commentary along with the video

how Do you like those transparent cables?

My kind of room! 😎👍👍

Some Incredible videos man. Out of this world stuff!

Great recording on a great system!

Sorry. The old guy has it backwards. He showed that old machine and said it was a B Wind. Nope! No that is A-Wind. We use, B-Wind. And really always have. He is absolutely wrong about that nomenclature. I know. Because I manufactured one of the finest recorders ever. For a company called Scully. After being trained by AMPEX, 3M and MCI. And that I was hired at Scully for Management. And so I also know a thing or two about recorders. And their history. And we have been B-Wind, since the AMPEX 300. As the AMPEX 200, the original was A Wind. So he's got it backwards. And what? No Scully's? No 3M's? What the hell man? What kind of collection is this? It's skewed. I don't like tape skew. RemyRAD

Very pretty I also have more old machines than I can really use, not quite as high end professional as these. And I dumped the majority of my accumulation of A/V years ago.

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‘ Far out, gear, rack . . .🍺

those econowave style speakers kick ass consistently

tasty setup, i love the AMT tweets!

Love the TT!!!

I actually had about 6 of these that was saving for 40 years and then put out 5 of them on the curb for trash. They were gone in 1 hour. I think back maybe I could have sold them and to people collecting these. The brands area Teac 4300 or something like that.

shit-show - do better. RH

Holly shit! The best all in one room. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Hainbach could have somuch fun with all these tape machines.

Love Dave's work also a top notch guy.

It looks like the coils are aligned of the power and output transformers

Exiting also to see the old Norwegian portable Tandberg machine, since I am a Norwegian. Question, I have noticed some Revox A77 MK4 , fully restored professional on a serios factory for sale, do you think a maschine like that last a lot of years. Ok fantastic collection of reel to reel - Regards Bent

Floor placement CRITICAL for the Ensemble's. You need to step it up to the reference Aiwa 9000 deck for best low end.

Nice mix of vintage and new gear. Excellent!

4:44 that multimeter on the edge about to take dive onto those tubes.

I still have a Revox A77, I bought it second hand, it was an impulse purchase in 1981 and I have hardly used it since them.

Nice to see your face! 🙂 An incredible collection! I hope to find an A810 one day!

Sounds great on my Dollar Tree ear buds

I hear 60Hz hum😂😂😂

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COOL ! 🎵🎵

my god I could have enough fun for a few years with just two of those and a guitar and mic.

Anyone recall Ferrograph? A British mfr i think. That company then morphed into NEAL (North East Audio Ltd) who made high end hifi cassette decks based on."Wollensak" (approx) transport. Later they mfrd dual cassette recorders for use in police interrogation rooms - two tapes recorded at same time, one of the police, one for the subject.

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Grumpy old man who doesn’t like anything new. While classics have a place and there is much to be admired, tape machines are an area where modern tech simply destroys the vintage machines for speed accuracy, reliability, and audio quality. Sadly, these dinosaurs (the people who own these machines) are so narrow minded and myopic, they refuse to even listen to new machines.

How do they sound when compared to today's studio monitors