CFVR

[johnsykes]

Ah, these engineer/announcers, they never quit. Nor should they. Interesting reading, even though I have no idea about equipment

[tkd]

where is the cart?

[jon]

where is the cart?

I presume it is the unit to the right of the board. The VU meter on the front of it would make it a recording unit.

[gwp]

where is the cart?

I presume it is the unit to the right of the board. The VU meter on the front of it would make it a recording unit.

And to the right of the cart recorder is an AMPEX 600. There is another reel to reel to the right of it.

[BossRadio]

I'm wondering about the actual cartridge,rather than the playback device. Where is it ? Certainly not in the machine.Where was the cart -rack/ carousel ,and I'm curious about those cartridge specs too..Damn,it's a coooool shot of old school radio.

[gwp]

I'm wondering about the actual cartridge,rather than the playback device. Where is it ? Certainly not in the machine.Where was the cart -rack/ carousel ,and I'm curious about those cartridge specs too..Damn,it's a coooool shot of old school radio.

Look to the left, below were the records are laid out. There is a cartridge rack in the panel. Eventually, there was a cartridge rack mounted on the wall. The studio was still being fitted out when the photo was taken.

[BossRadio]

Thanks again Gerry. Those look like Fildelipacs.Ugly grey little creations that you just KNEW would eventually meltdown and jam,usually during a break-song like "El Paso",but I think they stored up to ten minutes worth of material.That much tape..a radio bomb waiting to go off.

[Jack Bennest]

two pages and no mention of Bob's hair cream