Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine, (1 microphone & stand, 1 amplifier bay, 1 8" speaker & baffle, 5 steel tape recording spools, 1 spot-welding machine, spare valves and other spare parts), made by Marconi, c. 1935. Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine 1935
Part of collection of amateur sound synchronising equipment: Scipio synchronising transfer unit in original packaging with Scipio free head unit, 1965-1970. Scipio synchronising transfer unit 1965-1970
Collection of 186 items of film music, personal effects, including approximately 100 records used in recording studio, 1960-1979. Collection of 186 Items Relating to a Recording Studio 1960-1979
Focusrite Saffire PRO 14 firewire audio interface from the Yogscast gaming YouTube channel studio. Focusrite audio interface from Yogscast studio 2012-2017
Part of collection of amateur sound synchronising equipment: Synchrodek electronic film/tape synchroniser, 1975-1980. Synchrodek electronic film/tape synchroniser 1965-1970
BBC "OBA" outside-broadcast sound unit, on trolley BBC "OBA" outside-broadcast sound unit, on trolley
Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine, microphone stand with microphone, Standard Electric, 4017-C, no. 3669 Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine 1935
Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine, Model no. 1050, Type no. MSRI, Ps No. 6826A, Inst. No. 26696, on integral mobile stand Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine 1935
Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine, spare parts, being valves, webbing stretched over wooden battens, webbing and various electrical and mechanical components Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine 1935
Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine, spare parts, being an electric motor by W Mackie & Co Ltd, London, no. 42290, with clutch drive and turntable Marconi-Stille recording and reproducing machine 1935
Part of collection of amateur sound synchronising equipment: Thomas 4-way 8mm 1/4" perforated tape synchroniser, 1975-1980. Thomas 4-way 8mm 1/4" perforated tape synchroniser 1975-1980
Part of collection of amateur sound synchronising equipment: Synchrodek film/tape synchroniser, 1965-1975. Synchrodek film/tape synchroniser 1965-1970
BBC type, D disc recording equipment c. 1947, comprising recording machine, control unit, swarf tank and suction unit BBC type 1945-1949
BBC AM1/9 Amplifier Response Selector, rackmount version, 1965. Full BBC number AM1/9/61. Used in Broadcasting House. Used to modify the frequency response of an audio channel. It includes narrow notch filters to enable the elimination of mains hum and the line whistle (both 405 & 625 line) produced by TV sets and monitors. BBC AM1/9 Amplifier Response Selector 1965
Marconi Marine "Satpax" transportable earth station type TP01, with some internal parts removed. Pt.1: Communications unit. Pt.2: Antenna unit. (As used by Simon Bates and Jonathan Ruffle of BBC Radio One on their round-the-world trip, 1989) Marconi Marine "Satpax" transportable earth station type TP01 circa 1989
Tape recorder kit as used on Antarctic Expendition 1956 Tape recorder kit as used on Antarctic Expedition
BBC 'midget' portable disc recorder, type RDP/1A/161, complete with microphone and disc, made by the BBC and the Marguerite Sound Studios (MSS) Company, 1944. BBC 'Midget' disc recorder, type RDP/1A/161, 1944 1944