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Sony PDP-64 Pro Digital Audio Tape Plus

Donor:  Helt

Digital Audio Tape (DAT or R-DAT) resembles a compact audio cassette, but the DAT cassette is about half the size, uses digital technology rather than analog, and utilizes only one side in recording rather than two. The DAT format was…

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Sony RM-E9700 Editing Controller

Donor:  Grinnell College Audiovisual Center

This video editing controller has a finger swivel for reversing and forwarding video content. It has separate Freeze, Slow, and Title buttons as well as Preview and Review buttons. The controller has insert…

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Sony Title Keyboard KI-9700

Donor:  Grinnell College Audiovisual Center

This title keyboard was made for use with the Sony RM-E9700 Editing Controller, which is also included in the Grinnell College Computer Science Museum. In addition to basic standard QWERTY…

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Sony Turntable PS-LX-150-H

Donor:  Helt

Vinyl records and turntables utilized analog technology to record and play back audio. Sound was encoded as variations within the tracks of a phonograph record, and needles sensed these variations. Early records rotated at 78 RPM but fast…

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Sony U-Matic SP Videocassette Recorder VO-9600

Donor:  Anonymous

A U-Matic recorder and player made by Sony that can be used with SP or non-SP videocassettes. A U-Matic is an analog recording videocassette format that was one of the first video formats to contain the videotape inside of a cassette. The…

Sony VO-9600 U-Matic SP Videocassette Recorder 3/4" Tape Deck

Donor:  Anonymous

The U-Matic video cassette formate was introduced by Sony and an improved version of the U-matic was introduced in 1986. This improved formate was called the SP, instead of 3.8-5.4MHz recording frequency the SP has a 5.0-6.6MHz. These tapes…

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