What is a V72r?

[rock soderstrom]

Yes, that´s mine...Tomorrow I´ll try to take a pitcure from the inside

Cool!

 

[gyraf]

..wouldn't Rundfunk be with a capital R, specially in a law-and-order country like Germany?

 

[rock soderstrom]

..wouldn't Rundfunk be with a capital R, specially in a law-and-order country like Germany?

you betcha!

 

[Vitaliano]

I don´t know, in that case probably also the V72t should be V72T?

 

[rock soderstrom]

I don´t know, in that case probably also the V72t should be V72T?

Ok. One goal for you!

But I still don't believe that the R stands for Rundfunk. That would be double in my perspective, like for instance a "microphone amplifier for microphones". At that time, there were essentially only broadcast studios and a very few private studios. The second major user group of such technology was ELA installations, but these had their own equipment.

 

[Vitaliano]

Yes, sure I know.My point is just to figure out what the"r" stands for, that´s it.I´m not able today to take the picture from the inside.Probably tommorrow.Sorry for that