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This is a list of our vintage open reel, analog reel to reel tape recording collection for items beginning with "T." 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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Tandberg Model 6 (60 - 66) $498
• No longer in collection
Tandberg Model 12 '66 - '68 $498
Tandberg 3500X 1975 - 1977 $600
View Tandberg catalog 3500X Manual
Tandberg Series 11P$449
Dr. Bruce A Sommer of Australia donated a Tandberg 11 portable professional reel to reel tape recorder to our museum. The unit had been used to document Aboriginal languages in Australia.
Tandberg Series 11-CP '63 - '73
7" reel portable $699.00 view RealPlayer movie Service manual cover
'69 ad $449 • Pro version 11-P $699
73 Directory Listing $699.00
takes 10 "D" cell batteries
1967 Tandberg brochure listing
Tandberg Series 100 Instrumentation recorder
This instrumentation recorder is built upon the Tandberg series 11 professional portable reel to reel tape recorder.
Tandberg Microphone
Tapco 4400 Spring reverb
Tape Athon Model 7210 1963 to 1971 $333
4 hours on one 7"tape
Tapesonic 70A T.R.S. 1971 $615
Teac
Teac TD-102 1956 with Teac AR-8 Amps
This is one of the first Teac reel tape recorders that belonged to Sound Masters of Chicago. The unit was built into a custom box and had an additional fan installed to help cool all the electronics. The capstan looks like its been soldered in place. Truly a well used deck.
Similar recorder marketed under the Concertone brand in the 1962 Radio Shack catalog. Go to more about Teac Concertone
Looks like a refrigerator handle was used to carry the extremely heavy unit.
This is the first professional Teac reel to reel tape recorder produced by the Tokyo Electro-Acoustic Company - TEAC. The recorder is believed to be based on the Ampex 300 created in 1949.
Teac employee with the Teac TD-301 which had 10" reels
This recorder originally came from Nashville, TN and appears to be brand new in its original wooden shipping box from Japan.
Interesting that the TD 102 is crossed out and 301 & 9 added. David Hutton brought to our attention that this was actually a 301 and that probably an old Teac-TD-102 tag was available and used for the TD-301.
Jerry Norton worked for Berlant Concertone and shared a summary with us about Teac building units for Berlant Concertone and building Dokorders for Tokyo Denki Onkyo.
This Teac TD-102 tape recorder is pictured on the glass and wooden box that Tokyo Electro-Acoustic Company (Teac) released in 1988 celebrating 25 years of Teac history. We also have the complete 1988 Limited Edition box that includes all the contents.
Teac TD-105D/TD-7520/Series R-110 and R-114 - 1959 with Teac AR-9C & 9D Amps Manual pdf
This recorder was donated to the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording by Penny Hendrix
Teac/Concertone 505 R
1960 - $495
Unique reversing technique using an end of tape loop that causes the tape to swing right and mechanically trip a switch.
Teac/Concertone 505
1960 - $495
This concertone was built by Teac. Here's the Teac version. some history
'60 ad '61 ad '63 ad #1 '63 ad #2 '62 catalog
Teac A-4010S 1966 $450.00
'66 brochure '67 catalog listing
'68 ad '68 ad #2 '68 review page 2
Teac A-2020 - A-4020 1966
No longer in collection
Teac AN-60 1971 $89.50 73 catalog
Teac AN-180 Dolby 1971
Teac A-2340 First released in 1968 according to the Tascam 60 Years book. However we have been unable to find an ad or mention of the A-2340 until 1972. In 1970, Teac was still advertising their 4010SRA. The TCA series was released in 1971 which preceeded the A-2340. The first version of the A-2340 was available until 1973 (with chrome knob inserts) $849. Later units, 1974 on had totally black knobs and a new transport mechanism (in 1978 $850)
1973 ad #2 Manual cover Simul-Sync
Teac An-300 1972 $439.50
Noise Reduction Unit
brochure page #2 brochure page #3
Teac AX-300 Mixer 1973
Teac TCA-43 1973
1970 - TCA-40 $365, 1971 - TCA-41 $535 • 1972 - TCA-42 $695)
'71 directory '71 ad #1 '71 ad #2
Tascam Series 70H8 1973 $4,600
The world's first 1/2" 8 track reel to reel tape recorder
'75 cat Tascam site Series 70 brochure
In 1974 the first TASC Series 70 reel-to-reel recorders were shipped to dealers in the United States. Originally manufactured in Japan under the brand name TASC, the recorders were rebranded under the TASCAM name. (The transport for the Series 70 recorders were based on TEAC's A-7030 transport.) There were four 70 series products:
1) 2 track, 1/4 inch master recorder
2) 4 track 1/4 inch reel-to-reel
3) 4 track 1/2 inch reel-to-reel
4) 8 track 1/2 inch reel-to-reelTascam history 1975 ad #1 #2
In the early 1980's Martin remodeled Austin Custom Records studio. He was ACR's Chief Engineer during this time and used a variety of ACR's and Phantom equipment. They included the Teac Model 5, Model 2 (Phantom's original), 2340, 3340 (Phantom's original), 7300, a great old original Tascam Series 70H8 eight track recorder.
Teac A-3300-2T (early version - note chrome knob covers - 1974 $749.50
In 1977 we bought the teac 3340, the 3300 2T, the model 2 mixer and MB-20 meter bridge. What a great on-location set-up.
go to more about earlier Teac 3300
• No longer in collection
Teac AX-20 1975
Teac ME-120 microphone
In 1977 we bought the Teac 3340, the 3300 2T, 2 ME-120 microphones, the model 2 mixer and MB-20 meter bridge. What a great on-location set-up.
Teac A-3300-2T later version 1975 '76 ad $900 1978
In 1977 we bought the teac 3340, the 3300 2T, the model 2 mixer and MB-20 meter bridge. What a great on-location set-up.
Phantom equipment in Austin in 1978
Teac A-3340 1972 to 1978 $1,199.50
(in 1978 $1,200)
In 1977 we bought the teac 3340, the 3300 2T, the model 2 mixer and MB-20 meter bridge. What a great on-location set-up.
72 ad 73 ads 74 ad 75 ad '76 ad
'77 Teac brochure '78 Warehouse Sound
Movie Movie #2 Movie #3 Movie #4
Phantom's Teac A-3340 mounted in custom black box on a dolly
Phantom's editing set-up in El Paso, Texas
Phantom's on-location set up at University of Texas
Phantom's set-up for remote editing in Austin
Teac Model 5A Mixer 1975 $1,499.50
'75 ad specs 1978 $1,720 '79 ad
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'75 catalog listing '77 catalog listing
Teac Model 2 & MB20 meter bridge 1975
Teac spec sheet '75 catalog listing '75 ad
'76 catalog listing '77 catalog listing
Teac GE-20 1975 - 1982 ad
Teac - Home Made with Teac - album produced around the first Teac A-3340
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Teac RC-71 & Teac RC-401 Remotes
Teac 80-8 1975 & RX-8 1976 Specifications $3,990
This Teac 80-8 came to us from its previous owner in Austin, Texas. Interestingly, included were several 1/2" reels. One of the reels contained a "live" recording of Willie Nelson performing at River Bend Church in Austin shortly after the IRS problems.
Teac Tascam 80-8 eight track 1/2 inch reel to reel tape recorder and tape with Willie Nelson cuts in Reel2ReelTexas' vintage recording collection. This model recorder was used to record the Star Wars R2D2 tracks and was used by the Eagles, Boston & Kansas to develop their material before going into the studio.
I found it interesting to read in the January 1981 Modern Recording & Music magazine that the Doobie Brothers mailed 8-track Tascam tapes back and forth to each other as they were working on new music.
Phantom van withTeac3340 recording album "Dan & Dave" live at the Backroom. Switched to Teac 80-8 for final cuts. Then master at Rough Cedar Recording studio, Austin, Texas
R2D2 Replica (complete with sounds). Teac 80-8 was used to record the sounds of R2D2 and 3CPO in the Star Wars movie
Teac Model 1 1976 - 1978 $150
Teac VS-88 80-8 Variable speed control
Teac 25-2 1977 $1,850 1978 $2,000
No longer in collection
• No longer in collection
Teac 35-2 '79 $1,900 Console $495 '79 ad
Teac A-3440 RX-9 DBX 1979 - 1983 $1,199
'80 brochure
Teac PB-64 Patch Bay 1979
Teac 144 1980
this is one of only a few cassette tape recorders featured in our collection. It was a significant shift from reel 2 reel and helped bring in the multitrack cassette units.
Teac X-1000R 1981 $1.400 '82 Review '84 ad
Black X1000R below
no longer in collection
Teac Tascam 388 1985 1987 ad click for manual $3995.00 reviews Brochure 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 more '86 info Manual donated by Francisco Cariaga
1987 Shure ad with 388 Repair pics
The bands that have used this model recorder to record their albums are "The Black Keys" and Bruce Springsteen.
Tascam TSR-8 1989
8 track reel to reel tape recorder
The TASCAM TSR-8 was an 8-track recorder using 1/2" tape on 10 1/2" reels with the ability to synchronize to other machines using the MTS1000 or the ES-50/ ES-51. Tascam site
View QuickTime movie of this recorder
View RealPlayer movie of this recorder
This recorder is no longer in the Phantom collection
Tascam 22-2 1991 $1,099
Tascam BR-20T 1992 to 2004 - $4,000
2 track mastering recorder with center track time code. Tascam rep says this was the last analog reel to reel tape recorder to be manufactured by Tascam.
2004 ad 2003 UK ad Tascam site
In 1992, the BR-20T was released, and was to be the last reel to reel recorder Tascam made. It was in production up to around 2004.
Parallel I/O port for connection to SMPTE/EBU based synchronizers/controllers
Balanced +4 dbm inputs/outputs for professional connections
Remote transport start and stop via the fader control of suitably equipped mixer
3-point Memory, entered either 'on the fly' or via Select and Number features
Repeat playback over the desired segment of the tape
5 point auto locator, return to zero, locate to three memo points and direct locate
Spool mode for uniform tape pack
Maximum +/-12% speed variation both in record and playback
Output/meter source selector switch for each channel source - Tascam
Teac AV-300 1993
Teac ME-50 microphone 1993
Teac 25th Anniversary Box
Technics Remote RP-9690
Technics RS-15061978 $1,600 RS-1500
'78 ad RS-1500
no longer in collection
View RealPlayer movie showing RS-1506
Technics RS-1700 1980 $1,995
Technics SH 3433 4 channel audio scope 1972 ad 1 ad 2 1973 ad
Technics SR 7300 Amp 78 SU-7700 ad
Technics Amp in Phantom's van with Teac 3340 & Model 2
Technics ST8600 Stereo Tuner
Telefunken Magnetophon 85 1959 brochure
Telefunken Magnetophon 204 - 1967 - $329.95 68ad Manual cover specs view 1969 Telefunken brochure from Amsterdam
Telmar by Uher
Telmar all transistor portable 5" reel tape recorder
Telmar 200 - 1967 $99.95 mono by Uher
Telmar T-410 Stereo by Uher - 1967 ad ad p2
similar units
Turner 22X 1949 ad $20
Turner 211
Turner Spring 1920's
Turner S33D 1949 ad
Turner 99
Turner SE13 1982
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