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In wooden suitcase with handle, covered
with artificial leather. |
Sold in 2016 |
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The knobs: on the
left a rotary switch with the functions rewind - stop - play - record;
Right: On/off/volume control and tone control. |
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Equipped with an amplifier with an
elliptical speaker (12.7 x 17.8 cm).
In a small compartment at the top, the power cord and a
microphone can be stored. |
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At the rear a number of connections is
available.
An input for the microphone (200k), a radio or gramophone
(1MOhm) and an output for an additional 3.2 Ohms
loudspeaker. |
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A neon lamp on the upper side gives an
indication of the recording level;
a light on the front indicates that the recorder is connected
to the mains. |
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The TS-300 and TS-301 are export models;
the TS-300 is suitable for 105-120 Volts / 50Hz, the
TS-301 for 210-240 Volts / 50Hz. |
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Revere Camera Co.
was
founded in 1920 in Chicago as Excel Radiator Company by
the Ukrainian immigrant Samuel Briskin.
The company first made radiators for cars;
the name was later changed when the company started
making cameras, projectors, radios and tape recorders.
Briskin remained chairman until 1960 and was also
co-owner of the company Wollensak, a division of 3M.
In 1960 the company was sold to 3M. |
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Data |
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Valves |
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Serial number: |
301980 |
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Made in: |
1951 |
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Dimensions (h x w x d): |
23.5 x 37 x 30 cm |
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Voltage: |
105-120 V ~ / 50Hz |
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Weight: |
11.9 kg |
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Tape speed: |
9.5 cm p/s |
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Reel diameter: |
13 cm |
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