Nice to see all those BTR2s. For once they made a reasonable fist of
re-creating a period recording studio.

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There are still a lot of folk around who remember them and lots of pictures
and films of course.

Brian

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Nice to see all those BTR2s. For once they made a reasonable fist of
re-creating a period recording studio.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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Brian Gaff wrote:
There are still a lot of folk around who remember them and lots of
pictures and films of course.

There might be pictures, etc, but getting the correct equipment for use in
a TV prog can be very difficult or even impossible.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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Hmm, I feel sure there are collectors of such gear out there.

Brian

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In article ,
Brian Gaff wrote:
There are still a lot of folk around who remember them and lots of
pictures and films of course.

There might be pictures, etc, but getting the correct equipment for use in
a TV prog can be very difficult or even impossible.

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*DOES THE LITTLE MERMAID WEAR AN ALGEBRA?

Dave Plowman London SW
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In article ,
Brian Gaff wrote:
Hmm, I feel sure there are collectors of such gear out there.

There are and firms which hire it out too. But the majority gets scrapped.
I remember seeing EMT turntables and studio 1/4" machines going in the
skip - no one wanted them, even for free. A few years down the line they
fetch silly money.

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In article ,
Brian Gaff wrote:
Hmm, I feel sure there are collectors of such gear out there.

There are and firms which hire it out too. But the majority gets scrapped.
I remember seeing EMT turntables and studio 1/4" machines going in the
skip - no one wanted them, even for free. A few years down the line they
fetch silly money.


The EMT's do theres a 78 RPM bunch at our local community radio station
which speak about them in hushed tones and reverence.

One of them paid ISTR £2K for one not so long ago;!...
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