Post by lee jones on Jul 1, 2019 20:37:01 GMT
Hello all! Thought this was an intresting video btw;
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE2GEmHque8
It is all about a device called a "Schaub Lorenz 5001 Music Centre" which had a built in radio and tape recorder - although the tape was apparently non removable! But it could record off the radio for something like 46 hours (divided into 126 tracks of 22 mins). From the video these machines date from the late 60s. But it would be intresting to find out how many of these old machines survived and still work - and if they have any missing material recorded on them.
For an example go to 14:45 in that video to hear a clip from R1/Kenny Everett though I am not sure of the date (although the caption in the video mentions 1970).
ljones
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xE2GEmHque8
It is all about a device called a "Schaub Lorenz 5001 Music Centre" which had a built in radio and tape recorder - although the tape was apparently non removable! But it could record off the radio for something like 46 hours (divided into 126 tracks of 22 mins). From the video these machines date from the late 60s. But it would be intresting to find out how many of these old machines survived and still work - and if they have any missing material recorded on them.
For an example go to 14:45 in that video to hear a clip from R1/Kenny Everett though I am not sure of the date (although the caption in the video mentions 1970).
ljones
