1970 Fairchild Portable Mixing Console Ad About Prosound Step into a time machine and journey back to the vibrant era of the 1990s through an online archive of pro audio magazine ads. this nostalgic glimpse into the professional audio industry showcases a rich collection of advertisements from renowned brands and manufacturers of that era. from cutting edge recording equipment to state of the art sound systems, these ads provide a unique window into. Pro sound history playlist; about. mixing consoles studio & live sound mixers. company ads; 1940s ads; 1950s ads; 1960s ads; 1970s ads; 1980s ads; 1990s ads;.
1970 Norelco Mixing Consoles Ad About Prosound Interesting Stuff In The allen heath 248 portable mixer circa 1973. adr console circa 1973. the earlier iteration of the audiotronics grandson, this one from 1973. the api 1604 as seen in 1974, and as still seen in studios worldwide. sphere was a high end console maker that i know almost nothing about; here we see their alpha, a compact model from 1975. Fairchild decided to create an audio equipment company, and he hired narma as the company's first chief engineer. the fairchild model 670 incorporates two independent limiters on one chassis, which can limit either two independent signals, such as the left and right channels of a stereo signal, or the vertical and lateral components of the same. Adm mixers and consoles of the 1970s and 1980s. above: adm console constructed for nyc’s a r recording c. 1976. nice set for y’all today, courtesy of reader t.f. t. sent over a large collection of adm console images spanning the mid seventies into the 1980s. i know next to nothing about adm, other than it was very well made equipment. Later, uher and stellevox would also introduce similar battery operated ¼” recorders that could also record sync sound. up until this point, standard production mixing equipment had changed little in terms of design philosophies from the equipment initially developed in the early 1930’s (with the exception being some of the mixing equipment developed for early stereo recording during the.
1970 Neve B C M 10 Mixing Console Ad About Prosound Interesting Adm mixers and consoles of the 1970s and 1980s. above: adm console constructed for nyc’s a r recording c. 1976. nice set for y’all today, courtesy of reader t.f. t. sent over a large collection of adm console images spanning the mid seventies into the 1980s. i know next to nothing about adm, other than it was very well made equipment. Later, uher and stellevox would also introduce similar battery operated ¼” recorders that could also record sync sound. up until this point, standard production mixing equipment had changed little in terms of design philosophies from the equipment initially developed in the early 1930’s (with the exception being some of the mixing equipment developed for early stereo recording during the. Update 2: above: courtesy of ps dot com reader m.g. in canada comes this document from 1968 which outlines all of the part numbers for the philips console components. mg writes: “i came very close to buying a philips “control desk” in april 1968… (this) is the quotation i received at the time listing all the philips part numbers. 1970: neve booming in a growing marketplace. at the start of the ’70s, the growth in both broadcast and recording studios brought many new customers to neve. however other makers like helios, trident and sound techniques had also grown into commercial mixer manufacturers from ‘in house’ recording studio engineering teams and in the us the move from homebuilt mixers in studios was often.
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