For pickup only, in Cobble Hill. Call me first at 718 855-2650. Doug Pomerioy

Complete lists of Barclay-Crocker tapes have been posted to the Files section. Included are production numbers for each tape. Thanks to Dave Winter for formatting the original list provided by B-C.

Michael K <mkaplan22@...> added folder /Barclay-Crocker The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the reeltoreel@groups.io group. /Barclay-Crocker/BC

Hi :) Thanks for the enlightling :) Have a nice day Best regards Stein Den 09.06.2021 15:59, skrev Leon Ament via groups.io:

Hi! The "noise reduction" is not noise reduction. It's just a high frequency filter like you find on your amp. All the best, Leon (The Audiomayvin, Montreal(514)739-5403)

The use of the terms "2 Track" and "4 Track" was an industry marketing strategy when 4-track (or 1/4 track) tapes were introduced in 1959. It was a way to distinguish between the two formats. I think

Hi :) Many thanks for the answer. Have a nice day. Best regards Stein Den 09.06.2021 03:58, skrev Robert A. Rouge` via groups.io:

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Technical Note About 1/4" Tape: Although they were called "Four Track", they were actually "Quarter Track Stereo" There was "Side 1" and "Side 2". "Side 1" was tracks 1 and 3. "Side 2" was tracks 4

Hi :) Any familiar with the Sony-TC-366 ? Is this the first reel to reel recorder with "noise reduction" ? Got one for free :) The motor run capacitor is marked with 1.5 mfd and 250 V Can't find a 1.5

Tested, plays well, with sonics about what you'd expect at 3.75 ips. Box is fair, with split seams. https://www.ebay.com/itm/294194101402

I own a few 3" BASF reels in original boxes that includes the plastic clip to prevent the tape to unroll from the reel. Also an original 3" Maxell reel in box and an Aiwa 3" empty reel that came with

Hi Michael Wow that bring back memories. Those looks a lot like 8mm movie reels to me. https://www.ebay.com/itm/120872087392 These BASF 3'' reels have the larger center hub to help the tape from

I've put 4 Scotch empty 3" reels for sale on ebay. These were used for 'tape letters' and mini reel recorders. I had a tiny Toshiba recorder in the late 60s that ran on batteries or AC.

That Livingston (Livingstonette, actually) of Peer Gynt was a fantastic tape. I had a copy back in 1957 or so, but never had a stereo machine to play it on.

Hi :) Got two stories about tapes. one bad and one good. My uncle played in a jazz band in the 50ies and sixties. They released a double box with two 5" reels. My brother took it, and sold

Not really, 40 years of warehousing cost would have more than eaten up any profit someone would make today, even with the much higher prices for NOS stock. The cost of temperature controlled

Had we known how popular Reel to Reel recording would be now, someone back in the 1980s could have warehoused reels and pancakes of tape and made a good amount of money. Even those cheap $2 reels

Hi :) Should have bought tapes then. At that time I was occupied buiding and servicing synthesizers. Have a good one Stein

25 - 35 years ago no one was buying reel tapes. I had a working machine back then, so I bought used tapes for between $1 - $5 per reel. I'd say I added at least 100 tapes to my collection in that time