The new Excalibur hotel in Las Vegas features medieval jousting. The winter Consumer Electronics Show that ended Sunday in Las Vegas featured jousting 1991 style. Philips tossed down the gauntlet by ...
At the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago held last month, thousands of Americans got their first earful of DAT: Digital Audio Tape. What they heard is by far the best home recording method ...
When we consume our music online via streaming services it is easy to forget the days of recordings being contained on physical media, and to overlook the plethora of competing formats that vied for ...
At 7:30 p.m. May 31, WFMT radio in Chicago made history with North America`s and probably the world`s first broadcast of a digital audio tape, or DAT. Telarc and DMP provided the prerecorded tapes of ...
Digital audio tape, or DAT, may be a big hit with audiophiles, but whether it ever ends up in most of our living rooms is another question. The problem isn't sound quality. The most discerning ears ...
Still in a quandary over whether to convert your vinyl record collection to compact disc? Hold off a wee bit longer and you can own a machine that plays DATs. DATs — digital audio tapes — play up to ...
The Marantz PMD570 rackmount solid-state recorder is a new breed of broadcast equipment. This standalone device operates as a hybrid between cassette/DAT/MD recorders and as a PC-based digital audio ...
DCC is a format that is long forgotten, but it absolutely demonstrates the extreme innovation that was around in the Nineties! For a long time in the eighties and nineties, the DAT recorder was the ...
On May 7th, 1946, Masaru Ibuka and Akio Morita founded ’Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo’, the company that would later become Sony. After its beginnings making tape recorders and transistor radios, it rapidly ...
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