Technics SL-1210 Mk2 mode quartz synthesizer direct-drive turntable: one of two
1999
Bonochord Transitron transistor hearing aid case, c.1954
1954-1955
Fidelity four-speed record player, c. 1960
1960
Pye 'Black Box' record player, introduced 1954.
1954
Operating instructions for Panasonic S-XBS Personal Stereo Cassette Player
1991
Replica of Edison's First Phonograph, 1877.
1877
Olympus "Pencorder F' miniature reel-to-reel tape recorder
1960-1970
Mains Battery Charger for Panasonic S-XBS Personal Stereo Cassette Player
1991
Racal Store 7D Reel-to-Reel Recorder
1980-1984
Gramophone Record Turntable Transcription Unit, 1956
1956
Berliner gramophone
1890
Edison 'Gem' phonograph, 1903.
1903
Edison 'Concert' phonograph
1910-1912
Gramophone by HMV, 1897
1897
Wondergram Miniature Record Player with Box
1959
DS-2300 digital voice recorder
2001
Carbon granule aid, double microphone, 1912.
1912
First valve amplifier set
1923
Wax cylinder phonograph of Pathe Coq type with "Cor de Chasse" horn
Box for holding 50 phonograph cylinders.
14-inch Pathe 'Hill-and-Dale' disc.
Dictaphone, Type A, c. 1924
1924
'World' constant-linear-speed record
1922
Columbia hornless graphophone
1916
"Grand" type phonograph record.
Decca constant frequency record No.1. Exp.55.
Experimental free edge cone diaphragm wire operator
1912
Shure Trackability Test Record TTR-101 (33 1/3 r.p.m.) by Shure Brothers Inc
1967
Large diameter phonograph record, "Grand" size.
Case of phonograph records.
A Solidstate Speaking Advertisement by Texas Instruments
1989
Power unit for phonograph.
Angel 33/45 r.p.m. moving coil pick-up head.
Pick-up Decca FFRR type, without stylus, on arm, with rest, c1950
1945-1955
"Lissen" electrical pick-up
BCN gramophone needle sharpener.
RCA wire cartridge MI 12877.
Goldring 'Juwel' soundbox and tone arm.
Needle-armature gramophone pick-up.
Trixette portable electric gramophone, 1949.
1949
Radior gramophone with diamond hill-and-dale reproducer
1922
Neophone Home Recorder
Pathe "Difsor" gramophone, 1922.
1922
Six pick-up cartridges
"Voltona" standard soundbox.
"Voltona" de luxe soundbox.
"Chatty Kathy" - one 20" fair-haired
Dictorial magnetic dictation machine, made by A.C.E.C., c.1956
1956
"Recordon" magnetic recorder, licensed from Thermionic Products, c.1949
1949
Gramophone & Typewriter Co. gramophone
1906