CassetteMaster | Little Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder! Dokorder PT-4K @CassetteMaster | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 6 hours ago
For about 13 years I searched. I placed my bids on eBay. The year was around 2008 or so. Auction canceled. Yeah. Fast forward. The year was 2013 or 2014. I was with a girl I liked, but never got to be with due to her friend-zoning me. Whilst with her, another of this model recorder was on eBay, and the auction was ending. I bid, but was outbid. Dang. Finally, this year, 2021, I find this machine on eBay again, as a Buy it Now. I finally got one!!!
This six transistor tape recorder is very nice. Its bias will be revealed in the video. This unit is from 1962, as I found an article online about it in a British magezine. It was early enough in 1962 that this recorder might even date to 1961.
This unit works on original parts, but I modified it so only the motor would turn off when the remote switch was turned off. I also installed NiCd cells, and built a battery charger for the recorder.
This two speed recorder is manual level control only. Frequency response is 200Hz to 7kHz. Its cousin, the PT-4H, uses manual rewind and has no meter. Its response only goes to 5kHz.
Music presented in the video is NOT BY ME, DUH!!!
First is an excerpt from the album "Castles of Sand" by Jim Kirkwood.
Then is an except from the album "Desert Island" by Cusco.
Third is an excerpt from the album "Kaleidoscopic World" by Michael Law.
For about 13 years I searched. I placed my bids on eBay. The year was around 2008 or so. Auction canceled. Yeah. Fast forward. The year was 2013 or 2014. I was with a girl I liked, but never got to be with due to her friend-zoning me. Whilst with her, another of this model recorder was on eBay, and the auction was ending. I bid, but was outbid. Dang. Finally, this year, 2021, I find this machine on eBay again, as a Buy it Now. I finally got one!!!
This six transistor tape recorder is very nice. Its bias will be revealed in the video. This unit is from 1962, as I found an article online about it in a British magezine. It was early enough in 1962 that this recorder might even date to 1961.
This unit works on original parts, but I modified it so only the motor would turn off when the remote switch was turned off. I also installed NiCd cells, and built a battery charger for the recorder.
This two speed recorder is manual level control only. Frequency response is 200Hz to 7kHz. Its cousin, the PT-4H, uses manual rewind and has no meter. Its response only goes to 5kHz.
Music presented in the video is NOT BY ME, DUH!!!
First is an excerpt from the album "Castles of Sand" by Jim Kirkwood.
Then is an except from the album "Desert Island" by Cusco.
Third is an excerpt from the album "Kaleidoscopic World" by Michael Law.
