magnetic tape recorder , MTR (abbreviation)

Magnetic tape recorders did not become available until the mid-1950s.

These data were recorded on a video magnetic tape recorder.

After the war, Ranger's work led to further development of magnetic tape recorders.

In 1967, the first digital audio magnetic tape recorder is invented.

So there you have it-the world's oldest magnetic tape recorder.

Originally, this format had no name, since all forms of magnetic tape recorders used it.

Data were recorded on board by magnetic tape recorders, and played back during station passes every orbit.

Data could also be stored onto a magnetic tape recorder with a capacity of 5.24 million bits for later transmission.

The company produced Japan's first reel-to-reel magnetic tape recorder.

Magnetic tape recorders served as early portable recording studios.

In 1928, Fritz Pfleumer developed the first magnetic tape recorder.

Meanwhile, with the arrival of new sound recording technologies, it became possible for common fans to record and exchange their music via magnetic tape recorders.

The trademark goods and Services use was Magnetic tape recorders and reproducers.

Although the machine was never developed commercially, it is interesting as a predecessor to the later magnetic tape recorder, which it resembles in general design.

Magnetic Tape Recorder.

Digital cross sections were also recorded on a specially-designed CEC magnetic tape recorder.

This, combined with the influx of cheap and portable magnetic tape recorders led to an increase in the popularity and consumption of the criminal songs.

But then, with a new commitment to high-technology, Ibuka and Morita brought out Japan's first reel-to-reel magnetic tape recorder.

The now-defunct Mincom division of 3M, which specialized in magnetic tape recorders for instrumentation and sound recording, and other electronic products.

In some electromechanical offices in the 1970s, the paper tape punch recorders were replaced by magnetic tape recorders.

Early magnetic tape recorders were created by replacing the steel wire of a wire recorder with a thin steel tape.

US6882490 System for protection against copying on magnetic tape recorders (Analogue audio copy protection; 1999)

Most magnetic tape recorders use one capstan motor and one pinch roller located after the magnetic heads in the direction of the moving tape.

A tension arm is a device used in magnetic tape recorders/reproducers to control the tension of the magnetic tape during machine operation.

Later on, with the development of the magnetic tape recorder, sound poetry evolved thanks to the upcoming of the concrete music movement at the end of the 1940s.