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This is a list of our vintage open reel, reel to reel tape recording collection for items beginning with "E." 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 Reel2ReelTexas.com's Vintage Museum pieces are for sale. This listing is provided to reflect our collection
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Edison Cylinder Player Edison Cylinder (Standard) 1904 $20. Cylinders were $.25 each.
Edison Ediphone Cylinder Recorder - 1920 Dictating machine, 'Edison Ediphone', wax, Thomas A. Edison Inc., USA, 1920-1930.
Edison Voice Writer Cylinder Dictating Recorder 1937
Edison Blank Cylinders
These cylinders are brand new. The box of unused cylinders was purchased from the Ford Museum.
Eico 2400 Tape Recorder Kit 1963
$269 wired $199 kit
(no longer in collection)
Eico RP-100 Tape Recorder 1961
$299.95 kit $399.95 wired manual
1963 Eico ad #1
1963 Eico ad #2
1963 Allied Radio catalog listing
1964 Allied Radio catalog listing
1965 Allied Radio catalog listing
1965 Lafayette Radio catalog listing
Electro Voice V1
1936 EV V 2 and V 3 Allied catalog
1939 Allied Radio catalog 1940 Allied catalog
1941 Allied catalog 1942 Allied catalog
1942 lafayette catalog 1943 Allied catalog
Electro Voice Mercury 611
Electro Voice 623 $57.00 1956
'64 catalog listing $33.52
'65 catalog listing $33.52
Electro Voice 630 $52.50
1942 catalog listing $17.64
'61 catalog listing $30.87
'64 catalog listing $30.87
'65 catalog listing $32.50
Electro Voice 631
Electro Voice 635 A/B $49.20 1966 review '65 ad
Electro Voice 636
(Slimair)
'61 catalog listing $42.63
Electro Voice 640
Electro Voice 644 (chrome & gray) $110
'60 ad (when new) '61 brochure '67 brochure
'61 catalog listing $64.68 '64 catalog listing $64.68 '64 review
'65 catalog listing $64.68 '66 catalog listing
Electro Voice 644 (chrome)$110
Electro Voice 647A
'61 catalog listing $48.51 '66 catalog listing
Electro Voice 648 EV spec pdf 1953
Electro Voice 654 1953 $57 ad spec sheet
Electro Voice 661
Electro Voice 664 (chrome) 1953 $79.50
'61 catalog listing $49.98 '61 ad '63 ad
'64 catalog listing $49.98 '64 ad
'65 catalog listing $49.98 '66 ad
'66 catalog listing '67 brochure
'69 Olson catalog listing $53.40
Electro Voice 664 (unique in that's it's brand new in original box)
Electro Voice 664 - RCA SK-1001
RCA SK-1001 with the gray EV 664 and an EV 665
Electro Voice 664 (gray)
'61 catalog listing $49.98 '63 ad
'64 catalog listing $49.98 '64 ad
'65 catalog listing $49.98 '66 ad
'66 catalog listing '67 brochure
'69 Olson catalog listing $53.40
Electro Voice 665 '59 ad
One of Phantom's original recording microphone models used in first studio.
'61 catalog listing $88.2
One of Phantom's original recording microphones used in Phantom's first studio.
Electro Voice 666 $288 1953 ($245)
We have an early version of the EV666 and 1 newer one.
1953 ad 3 • 1953 review '59 ad'61 catalog listing $149.94 '64 catalog listing $149.94
'65 catalog listing $149.94 '66 catalog listing
'66 ad#1 '66 ad #2 '67 brochure
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Electro Voice 676 $58.80
'63 ad '65 ad '65 catalog listing $58.80
'66 catalog listing '67 Ad '67 brochure
'69 Olson catalog listing $53.40
Electro Voice 725
EV 725 with American D22
Rauland-Borg 1248 BL
probably made by Electro Voice as similar to their Cardyne series
One of Phantom's early vocal microphones.
'49 catalog listing 1956 ad $32.50
'61 catalog listing '66 catalog listing '67 brochure
One of Phantom's original recording microphones used in Phantom's first studio.
Electro Voice 950 $47.50 1956
Electro Voice 1750 LoZ Cardiod
Ferrograph 4A photos provided by Michael Clemens
Grundig Model TK-1 1961
Fostex B-16 1983 $4,000
Produced by Fostex in 1983 and selling for $4,000.00, the B-16 was the first machine to provide for 16 tracks on just 1/2" tape and the first of its kind to offer Dolby C noise reduction. The B-16 was so successful that Ampex complained that they couldn't produce 1/2" tape fast enough in order to meet demand! The Fostex B-16 has 3 motors, runs at 15 ips with plus or minus 15 percent varispeed. It sold new in 1983 for a suggested list of $4,000.00.
No longer in collection
Fostex G16S 1991 $8,995
Fostex R8 1985 $2,800 specifications
Fostex Model 350
no longer in collection
Garrard Lab 80 (1965)
$99.50, base$6.50 '64 Review
Picture shows Phantom's original studio with Lab 80 just behind the announcer
(click on picture for larger view)
Heathkit AD-22 1963 $149.00
very similar to the Ampex 600 and was mounted in a samsonite case (note head cover record button and layout).
In 1966 HeathKit joined with Magnecord to offer this 1020 kit
Heathkit Speedwinder SW-1 1958 - 59 $24.95
Speedwinder handles 10.5" reel; has two motors (one for fast wind and one to provide drag on the other reel); and auto cutoff.
Used by Phantom for on-location recording
Picture of JBL in HSC van 1977
JBL speakers in Phantom edit room 1984
(click on picture for larger view)
JBL speakers in Phantom Museum 2003
Services Resources Links Contact Go to page dedicated to our microphone collection • Reel to Reel Tape Recorder Company Histories
Unfortunately the DVD set is no longer available • Click Here for more info
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A B-D E-K L-O P-R S T U-Z For Sale Prices Unusual & Unique By Year