[QuadList] This has to be a record

[DCFWTX at aol.com]

In a message dated 3/29/2009 4:52:11 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
DennyD1 at verizon.net writes:

> All of the 1-inch VTRs were Sony machines, many were branded RCA but 
> were actually built by Sony.  The complete rebuild of the tape floor 
> happened after I left NBC in 1979.  I don't think NBC NY had any of 
> those RCA-built 1-inch VTRs either (I forgot the model number).  But 
> there was a clear corporate drive towards including RCA equipment when 
> possible.  The timing may not have been right for VTRs, but there was 
> tons of other equipment there made by RCA: cameras, switchers, audio 
> gear, even DAs.


I never saw any RCA badged Sony 1000's or 1100'.s Only Sony gear. Neither the 
Ampex VPR 2 series nor the RCA TR 800 ever make it in the building as far as 
I know. The announcement of going to MII in 1986 was a major "change" and the 
attempted end of Sony gear. Didn't quite work out as planned...

> 
>       David:
> 
> >I'll work on the floor plan. I have at least one NBC tape room with 
> VR 1000s and one of the TRT Xs in rotation on my web site. More to 
> come.
> 
>       I ask:
> 
>   What's the website's URL?
> 
>       www.dcvideo.com
> 
> 


David Crosthwait
DC Video 
Archived Videotape Re-mastering
177 West Magnolia Blvd.
Burbank, CA. 91502
818-563-1073
818-563-1177 (fax)
818-285-9942 (cell)
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