Tape recorder No. 53699
Tape recorder No. 53699 in leather case with index slips
- Object Number:
- 1989-1170 Pt1
- type:
- tape recorder
Minifon Attaché tape recorder and accessories, 1961-1962
- maker:
- Protona GmbH
Minifon Attaché tape recorder and accessories with handbook, made by Protona GmbH, Hamburg, 1961-1962 and distributed by EMI Ltd in the UK.
The Minifon Attaché was a minature tape recorder, developed and built by Protona GmbH in Hamburg (Germany) around 1959 as the successor to the valve-based Mi-51 and the P-55. The Attaché is the first all-transistor recorder in the Minifon family and contains a 4-stage amplifier on a printed circuit board (PCB). It is also the first Minifon to use magnetic tape rather than wire.
Protona was taken over by Telefunken in 1962, and that the Minifon Attaché was in production right until the end of the Minifon product line in 1967.
Details
Parts
Transformer/Rectifier type N3/313
Transformer/Rectifier type N3/313
Radio connecting lead
Radio connecting lead N/ART. No. 108 (boxed)
Radio connecting lead W/ART
Radio connecting lead W/ART. No. 110 (boxed)
Telephone pick-up
Telephone pick-up
Mailable cartons for tape cassettes
4 tapes in mailable cartons and 3 empty postal cartons for tape cassettes
Ever-Ready recorder batteries type B1578
Ever-Ready recorder batteries type B1578, November 1969, flat (one corroding)
- Object Number:
- 1989-1170 Pt8
- type:
- batteries
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