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Ive received this Webcor Regent Coronet R2R as a present, form a friend who frequents estate stales in search of old tube radios from 30-50-ies. It is in real nice condition, complete with external speakers (picture 3) and microphones. Its a tube unit...
Started by TR6man98 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at audiokarma):
You may want an old post but I just wanted to make an update... .
FWIW, many of those Webcor tubes are rebranded Mullards and quite valuable.
I made a list of Capacitor (and rubber belts) wanted to replace .
This Webcor 2360 R2R for a good look.
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This animal was another of my "paid too much" purchases from epay. This is a mid '50's Webcor Musicale Hi-Fi record player that has the GE VR-II cartridge. There is an Aux input as well as a tape output. The amp has 5 tubes: 6V6 x 2, 12AX7 x 2, & 6X5....
Started by radiotvnut on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at audiokarma):
That once you restore the Webcor changer you'll be happy with it as its fairly gentle to the records recordings, they cut them using a stereo lathe, so in effect it is a stereo record with identical it is a stereo record....
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On Mon, 4 May 2009 15:57:22 -0400, "Bill Schenley" <straycat@neo.rr.com
Lawrence H. Goldberg
FROM: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ~
(Paid Obit)
Lawrence H. Goldberg, whose diligence saved Russ
Hodges' famous, exuberant baseball call, "The Giants...
Started by Bill Schenley on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Thanks for posting it, Sir....
For a lifelong so-called "radio guy", this is a fascinating obit,
inasmuch as I had no clue as to the provenance of that Russ Hodges
call, which like all baseball fans, I've heard at least two dozen
times since about 1962 .
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On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 18:19:04 +0000 (UTC), Cydrome Leader <presence@MUNGEpanix.com
kenji <kenji@ripco.com
projector or the weird bowling ball bag sized suitcase tape recorders?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
We had Kodak Pageant 16mm's;spamtrap1888@gmail.com
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On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 08:35:33 -0500, max <$1@reader1.panix.com Cydrome Leader <presence@MUNGEpanix.com
tape recorders.
Airconditioner, and
a Webcor record player.
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 11:12:23 -0500, "Lubow" <lubow@lubowindustries.com
Around the time I started kindergarten there were a few constants in my life,
viz., Thursdays with Groucho Marx, Tuesdays with Uncle Miltie and most
importantly, Monday night...
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Continuous use of a squealing tape risks permanently
beware of the danger of dammage to the playback machine and the ruin of
the magnetic tape itself
Magnetic tape....
Electronically through the output of
the tape recorder.
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I know there was another thread about Victrolas and acoustic phonographs, but what of the electric sort? Anyone here into them? I have a four or five of them, mostly worthless in all likelihood but very nifty, nonetheless.
Here is a circa-1946 Detrola...
Started by airgrabber666 on
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Then my dad reminded me that they have an old cabinet unit a tape input that works great with....
Very nice, good sound, can record onto my computer.
I like the Webcor.
Once I figure out how to post with a photo, I will send along mine .
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I have a 1956 AMPRO tape recorder.
The functions are controlled by solenoids.
The solenoids coils are powered from the main AC source through a
selenium rectifier and through a 15 ohm, 5 watt W.W. resistor.
After replacing the selenium rectifier with...
Started by NoahVale@webtv.net on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
-Bill On Sun, 16 ....
The selenium rectifier+.
In a Webcor tape recorder supply
that don't look like that, but yet they have pretty large forward of this tape recorder was the frequent burning out of
the solenoids.
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I had a broken old Revox G36 tape machine, and a few months ago I decided to extract its preamp and rack it.
This model is from 1963 and is all tube, the only extra thing I needed is a good pair of input transformers.
With a technician help and the schems...
Started by nepo71 on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gearslutz):
"The wow and flutter are still evident in all their glory, as are the tape print-throughs mentioned the Revox preamps on tape ....
I´ve installed xlr inputs says.
I´m thinking about doing exactly the same thing with my old webcor..
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Remy...
Any advice on how to get the best possible recording out of my new device I just acquired? I'm having a bit of difficulty with the high-end and lows:
Webster Chicago
Kapt.Krunch
(PS...yes, equipment matters...to some extent.)
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at recording):
The mediums of magnetic recording, wire still remains at the top of the list in popularity and the Webcor 288 wire recorder is the reason for it." Gotta wonder how bad the others were at that time the Magnetophone? Kapt.Krunch Well....
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Amp Builders? Soo I have the tube chassis of an old hammond organ, its got 3 el 84s, a 5y3 gt rec and 1 12 ax7...
if I were to repurpose this into a guitar amp would it be advised to basically throw away the circuit board, transformers and the tube connectors...
Started by MatchBookNotes on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at homerecording):
I used an old Webcor record player for my first project console mono record....
It can be done.
I found a circuit on Schematic of doing a conversion like that .
I was looking for ideas on a rebuild of an old tape recorder amp.
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