[BC] AM Radio Kit

Mike Erickson wirelessmedia
Sun Feb 5 13:12:37 CST 2006


Hey

If you have any pics of the old processors, would love to see them on your
site!

I wasn't as resourceful as you, IIRC my home studio was a pair of Gates
turntables, 2 Technics MASH CD players, a Sanyo cassette deck, an old
Tapecaster mono cart machine, a Realistic mixer, a pair Hnat Hindes
Tri-Mazes and a modified Ramsey FM kit (transmitting on 101.5) with a custom
built antenna that still exists SOMEWHERE today.

I later got hold of an Inovonics 705 Stereo Generator to replace the stereo
generator in the Ramsey and I had a CRL SPP-800 that I ran in front of the
Hnat Hindes to tighten them up.  Sounded OK if you didn't have a heavy hand
on the processors.

=Mike=

On 2/5/06, Cornelius Gould <cornelius at cgould.com> wrote:
>
> Oh yeah!
>
> That's how I learned to do this stuff.  A 14 year old kid with no money.
>
>
> Once I saw how much audio processors cost back in the day, my next
> thought was "How do you build one?".
>
> Now the early recordings were not recorded from air, so you missed some
> of the wonderful sounds of aliasing distortion and other strange items
> due to my early stereo generator designs, and lack of 15 kHz lowpass
> filtering.  By the time we got to the later years with me as a pukey DJ,
> i managed to solve this and start tackling issues with pre-emphasius
> management, so those recordings *were* "off air.
>
> I do have a couple of tapes somewhere (I think) of the off-air audio.
> It sounded pretty decent for the most part...but because of songs like
> "Material Girl" and such with really high frequency stuff going on, it
> would make a horrible mess of my stereo signal when the aliasing
> happened, so I didn't like recording from air. LOL.
>
> It is sure nice to finally own a home.  A lot of these recordings have
> been boxed up for years.  Just ran across this stuff a couple weeks ago
> while unpacking a mystery box...
>
> :-)
>
> -C
>
>
>
> Mike Erickson wrote:
> > WOW!  That thing sounded good?  One of your homebrew processors I
> suppose?
> >
> > =Mike Erickson=
> >
> >
> > On 2/5/06, Cornelius Gould <cornelius at cgould.com> wrote:
> >
> >>Man are you guys bringing back some memories!!
> >>
> >>Here was my neighborhood blaster:
> >>
> >>
> >>
> http://www.cgould.com/family-photo-album/?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=1811
> >>
> >>-Cornelius
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
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