Vintage
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Though far from supporting every known vintage audio format, we do support the transfer of many of the most popular.
| LP 33 | 45 rpm | 78.26 rpm | 16 to 130 rpm variable | 12 inch singles | 16 inch transcriptions | Berliner |
| Victor | Edison | Pathe' Vertical | Metal Masters | Acoustic Columbia | Little Wonders | Repeat-A-Voice |
| Speak-O-Phone | Metal Discs | Recordio | Remsen | Echo Disc | Stearns Brothers | Kodisk |
| U & I Voice | Gay & Wilcox | Wire Recordings | Ediphone |
Acoustic Victrola Gramophone |
Sanyo Micro-Pack 35 Cartridge | Playtape |
| Dictabelt |
8 Track Cartridge |
RCA Cartridge | Elcaset | 1/4 " R-R Mono | 1/4" R-R Stereo | 1/4" Half Track |
| 1/4" R-R 4Track | Standard Cassette | Digital
Compact Cassette DCC |
MD Mini Disc | DAT | Micro Cassette | VersaCorder |
| Alesis ADAT | TASCAM DA-88 | Sony PCM-F1 | CD | CD-R | DVD±R | DVD±R/W |
| DVD-RAM | WAV | MP3 | Midgetape | Soundscriber | Memovox | Midgetape |
| NAB Cart Tape |
4 Track Cartridge |
RCA Sound Tape |
Mini-Pak Cartridge |
Sonifex Discart |
Orrtronic Auto-Mate Cartridge |
We support a wide range of formats (view them all) including wire recordings popular in the 1940's to early 1950's. The wire recorder was the first recording technology to show up in the home. (read more on the Wire Recorder and Wire Recordings).
The wire broke on your wire recorder and you need to splice it ? Here's how you do it !
Read More on wire recorder wire splicing....Curious to hear what a wire recording sounds like ? Click here....
If you believe that playing old vintage 78 records is merely tossing it on a turntable that has a "78" speed setting and dropping the ole' needle, you're in for an awakening !
There are sections on turntable, cartridge and stylus selection for playback of vintage 78's and other helpful information such as Lateral & Vertical Groove Cuts, Truncated Stylus, how to pack records for shipping, record cleaning and much more.....
For those interested in getting started in this as a most interesting hobby, this is one entire section you'll want to read over and over. It's a crash course for the novice in how to get started. There are topics on making the correct equipment choices, getting the most out of your vintage recordings, understanding the various types of groove cuts, selecting the proper stylus based on groove cut and wear pattern, archiving, noise reduction and much more...
We support all of the 1/4 inch open reel audio formats.
RCA Sound Tape, 8 Track, 8 Track Quad, Stereo 4 Track, Sanyo Micro Pack & NAB Broadcast Cart Tape - Cart Tape Machine
For severe record groove damage, we offer groove re-cutting to tame even the most serious skips.

Ever wonder how the most adored corporate trademark and logo ever came to be ?
Nipper (his actual name) - the RCA Dog and "His Master's Voice" was not a fictitious characterization dreamt up by a professional ad agency. No high power ad agency could ever have been that wildly successful ! On the contrary, "Nipper" was very real. This is the true story of how it all came to be.....
Read more about Nipper - the history of the RCA dog ...
Format history and pictures of early recording technology (or total lack of it, depending upon how you view it !)
Audio Cartridge and Cassette
Before CD's and the standard audio cassettes of today, there were the audio cartridge and "gi-normous" cassette formats.
Reel to Reel was a great format, but it did not lend itself to life "on the road" in small portable transistorized devices to come. What was needed was a housing that made threading a machine a thing of the past...... Alas the Cartridge and Cassette.... idiot proof - easy interchangeability - media protection - and no spilled tape !
The early cartridge and cassette formats were huge by today's standards and were not much more than "reel to reel" mounted in a large housing. But they worked ! ....... (for the most part anyways...)
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