great web sight!!

[gar381]

Our Head IT guy at our broadcast plant turned me on to this place.
Had to Share!!

http://www.americanradiohistory.com/

GARY

 

[thermionic]

MIXERS—BKSTS
SYMPOSIUM
rupert neve, Richard Swettenham, A.O. Moore (Elcom) and Michael Batchelor (EMI) are contributing to a BKSTS symposium in the afternoon and evening of January 28.

The talks come under the title 'Sound Control Consoles'.
Venue has not been decided at the time of writing but details may be obtained from Paul McGurk, BKSTS,
110-112
Victoria
House.
Vemon
Place,
London
W.C.I
[/quote]

Taken from Studio Sound, Jan 1970

Thanks - truly wonderful link. Much time can be spent on this site!

 

[thermionic]

D.K.
Have you yet come across any of these American I6-channel recorders?

T.L.
Yes. They remind me of mangles.

Go to page 12 here - hilarious: http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Studio-Sound/70s/Studio-Sound-1970-01.pdf

Plus ca change!

edit - reading that interview makes me realise why many of the engineers you speak to who've been around a few years are so keen on modern HD recorders!

 

[fazer]

Thanks for the link.  I would look forward to Norman Crowhurst articles in DB magazine when they came out back in the day.  There is so much info in these magazines.