Wire Radio: Jack Benny New Year's Eve, 1950

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Enjoy some old-timey radio, recorded on a Silvertone Wire. The program for today: Jack Benny New Year's Eve, 1950
Original Radio recordings made in 1950 on a Webster Chicago Wire Recorder. In order to play the wire in this day and age, great care is needed to service and adjust the old machines.

[@RCALivingStereo]

Love this!
Love to find these spools with radio shows on them

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

I'm amazed that the audio recording is not faded after so many years. Magnetwire seems pretty stable.

[@jamestregler1584]

As Jack would say '' Now cut that out ! '' 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheAnalogTapeMuseum]

Very nice! Your machine is a year or two newer than mine. Good sounding spool. I have a lot of spools, but unfortunately most of them have little worth listening to on them. But, if someone has a need for 60 miles or so of 0.004 inch steel wire, I'm your man!

[@MrSLIDEWAYS420]

I love what you do! Keep it up!

[@Dutchsteammachine]

For sure! and more is coming so don't worry.

[@_siggi_783]

21:00 lol

[@txwaterbird6115]

Dutchsteammachine, I hope you get this because I am not the most technologically up to date. I first saw your Apollo 14 video on a podcast by Bill Whittle called "Time Travel".
This AI is important. It will bring recent history to light for this and future generations who have a difficult time identifying with the grainy, out-of-focus, under or over-exposed videos of past people and events.
Thank you.

[@Dutchsteammachine]

Glad you are enjoying my videos! I appreciate your comment very much.

[@deathsheadknight2137]

waow.

[@_mysilentblue2227]

Way cool!

[@Dutchsteammachine]

Thanks! I thought so cool. Very strange machines, wire-recorders.

[@pawleymediaconsultantsllc5]

With your AI technology, are you able to improve the audio quality ?