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This page reflects some of the equipment that brought the media along.  From Edison's cylinders in audio and the early Kodak Brownie camera, wonderful pices of equipment brought folks forward to today's technology.  We've collected a few of those pieces that represent these evolutionary endeavors.  Some of the items are no longer in the collection.

1904 Edison Cylinder Player and cylinder recorder

Early 8mm and Super 8mm film cameras

Sony Betamovie camcorder

Sony Betamovie Master recoder • B&W Panasonic video recorder

B&W video camera • Super 8 mm video projector • 8 track recorder and player

3/4" Panasonic wit Teac 144 Portastudio on top • Astrosonic radio, phono and wore recorders

Wilcox Gay tape recorder and phonograph

Miles Cellotape Reproducer • Presto "J" record cutter • Roberts 1000 1/4 " audeo and B&W video recorder ('69 ad)

Teac TCA-43 was early Simul-Sync

Roberts 333X tape, cassette & 8-track •  Movie of Roberts 333X working  - RealPlayer

Fostex R8 - 8 tracks on 1/4" tape

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