[QuadList] OT: ATR-124 Documentation--Resources

[Ted Langdell]

Hi, Mike,

If you haven't already done so, try asking Ampex.  They may have something or could refer you to someone/people who do.

http://atrservice.com is a company that does work on Ampex ATR-102s, which might be helpful.  The website mentions working on 2" head stacks.

Also, http://www.recordist.com/ampex/index.html is the home of the Ampex audio recorder discussion list.

The website has schematics for many Ampex audio recorders, but... not the ATR series. :(

Hope this is helpful.  

Ted

Ted Langdell
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Quad Videotape Group
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On Jun 29, 2015, at 10:13 AM, Michael Bitetti via QuadList wrote:

> 
> Only slightly off topic because its at least a 2" analog tape machine.
> I've been charged with making again functional two, maybe three Ampex ATR-124 2" audio multi-track tape machines.
> I've had formal Ampex training on them but it was 30 years ago...
> Briefly, I'm in search of additional documentation. I have a set of original service manuals but I really need information on add-on kits such as the MP-STC (multi-point search to cue) and board/firmware revision information (were there ECO's on this machine?).
> Any former Ampex persons out there have any ideas? Does the LOC have any of these? (there were only sixty some odd of them made).
> Sorry for the OT post and thanks in advance for any help and/or direction!
>  
> Michael Bitetti
> Michael Bitetti Engineering
> 9104 Chalice Circle
> Evans, GA 30809
> mbitetti at aol.com
> h: (706) 868-1658
> c: (912) 257-0600
> 

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