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This is a list of our vintage reel tape recording collection for items beginning with "L." As time permits we'll be building links to more pictures, a bit of history about our items, catalog listings and some recent pricing information. PLEASE NOTE: None of the Phantom Vintage Museum pieces are for sale. This listing is provided to reflect our collection.
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Clicking on most pictures will provide a larger image of the item.
Lloyd's Miniature
One of the first portable recorders owned by Martin.
'66 catalog listing $17.95
Lloyd's Boombox WW0006
This "boom box" was used for lip-syncing early music videos.
Magnasync Nomad unknown year & price
Label on back states "Magnesync film recorder, Magnephonic sound systems, made in North Hollywood, Calif U.S.A."
Unit has XLR microphone and 1/4" line inputs. Cool unit!
The only place we've found a refeence to this machine is at this link that includes the quote "collect old odd film sound recorders of the era -- including a Perfectone, Stellavox SM-5 with Rangertone, Nagra II (spring-wind with tube electronics), Nagra SNNs (which I use), Sony EM2NS, Magnasync Nomad, Maihak springwind, and many more."
Magnecorder PT6J-AH (52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58) $330
Magnecorder PT6-J $260
We were told by the seller that this specific equipment was used to record traveling bands such as Whoopee John back in the 1940's and 50's.
Magnecorder PT6-BS (not in photo)
We were told by the seller that this specific equipment was used to record traveling bands such as Whoopee John back in the 1940's and 50's.
1949 service manual cover p2 p3
1952 catalog listing 1955 catalog listing
1958 Saturday Evening Post General Motors ad using PT6
1951 Magnecord brochure
Magnecorder M30, M33
Interestingly, this recorder was initially acquired by Phantom to be provided to the movie company making the new Howard Hughes film Aviator (2003). They went with a Brush Sound Mirror recorder instead.
Date: Fri, 9 May 2003 08:41:22 -0500
To: <phantom@austin.rr.com>
Subject: Motion picture propsHello,
My name is Montgomery Pollack. I own a Motion Picture prop house in Los Angeles Ca. We are working on a new film to be directed by Martin Scorcese, starring Leonardo DeCaprio. It is called "The Aviator" It is about Howard Hughes love of flight. There is a scene that has Hughes using a reel to reel tape recorder in 1947. The director has requested a Rangertone or a Magnecord, Magnetophon or a Ampex 200A. I need to purchase this items. Do you have or know of anybody who might have such an item. It needs to work and be in very good condition. I can be flexible in my timeline. I can use any reel to reel recorder from 1947-1950. If I cannot find such a beast we will just use a Webster wire recorder. Any information would be extremely helpful.
Thank you
Monty'55 Magnecorder M30 PhotoFact cover
'55 Tape Recorder magazine cover
Magnecord 1024 '64-'69 $725
'66 Lafayette catalog listing $643.00
• 1024 blue 1024 is no longer in collection
Magnecord S-36B (56) $370
Magnetophon 85 (Telefunken) 1959 brochure
Marantz 5420
This is our original Marantz 5420 and was used for cassette masters and also used on location for a mixer (utilized the 4 channel input and "pan" capabilities).
Martel (Uher) Telmar 5" recorder
This was Phantom's first on-location stereo battery recorder.
'67 catalog listing $89.95
'68 catalog listing $79.95
Martel (Uher) Telmar 5" recorder
Miles Reproduction, Inc.
Walkie RecordAll
Related links:
Walkie RecordAll (more pics)
Walkie RecordAll (more pics)
Miles Reproduction, Inc.
Miles Filmgraph
No longer in collection
no longer in collection
Monarch RT-200 (62)
This was Martin's first 7" reel recorder
'62 Catalog Listing $54.95
Nagra III 1958 More info on You Tube
Nagra Mic mixer
Norelco Continental "300"
'62 catalog listing $199.50
'65 catalog listing Norelco 301
Review 1 Review 2 "Continental"
Norelco is no longer in the Phantom collection
Otari CB-127 Remote
Otari MX50 1989 $2,495
• No longer in collection
Otari CB-127 remote control
• No longer in collection
Otari MX5050 BQII (1983 -1991)
1983 manual cover & specs
1986 $3,495 • 1989 $4,345
Otari TD7500 with two
AF-206 recording amplifiers
(1974)
1975 catalog listing of similar Otari MX5050 QHX
'80 Otari ad and review of 7300
• No longer in collection
Thanks again for looking!
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