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  • A Model 200A earns its keep at Capitol Records
  • Model 200A picture from the original manual
  • Early Model 300 serial number tag
  • Early Model 300 head plug in
  • Model 300 "bathtub" electronics
  • Early Model 300 reel idler
  • Three-track Model 300 with Sel-Sync
  • Model 300 with "bathtub" electronics
  • Model 400A brochure.
  • Model 351 rackmounted
  • Model 601
  • Model 601-2
  • Model 354 rackmounted

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Picture of an Ampex Model 601
Ampex Model 601

Pictures of Ampexes and other equipment

  • A Model 200A earns its keep at Capitol Records
  • Another Model 200A at Capitol doing what it was made for
  • Model 200A picture from the original manual
  • Model 200A head block and tape path from the original manual
  • Threading the model 200A from the original manual
  • Model 200A capstan and motor assembly out of the machine from the original manual
  • Model 200A capstan motor as installed from the original manual
  • Model 200A brake assembly from the original manual (One of the few problem areas in the design)
  • Model 200A electronics and wire gutter from the original manual
  • Harold Lindsay and Alexander M. Poniatoff with Model 200A
  • Early Model 300 serial number tag
  • Early Model 300 deck plate. Note plywood in middle of sandwich.
  • Early Model 300 seven-terminal barrier strip. Later ones have nine terminals.
  • Early Model 300 head plug in
  • Model 300 "bathtub" electronics
  • Early Model 300 reel idler
  • Three-track Model 300 with Sel-Sync
  • Model 300 with "bathtub" electronics
  • Model 400A brochure.
  • Model 351 rackmounted
  • Model 351 electronics. Note black dot under input transfer switch.
  • Model 601
  • Model 601-2
  • Model 354 rackmounted
  • AG-440C (left) and AG-440B (right)
  • Four track MR-70
  • Bottom of MR-70 transport
  • Inside the MR-70's electronics
  • An MM-1100-16 with the covers closed.
  • An MM-1100-16 with the covers open.
  • Top view of an MM-1200.
  • MM-1200 headstack.
  • AG-100 Cue-Matic (multiple photos).
  • TU-40 flutter meter

Pictures taken at Peter Carli's house

  • Peter Carli
  • John French and Neil Muncy
  • This is really Mike Rivers
  • Mike Spitz, Mike Rivers, John French, Neil Muncy

Picture from Ampex confab in Olympia, Wash.

  • Karl Welty, Alex Kostelnick, and Dave Dintenfass in front of Karl's bathtub Model 300.

Pictures from the Ampex Old Timers Picnic, 2000

  • Jay McKnight and Walter Selsted
  • Paul McManus
  • Jim Wheeler

Miscellaneous Pictures of List Subscribers

  • Anna Heaslett
  • Lonn Henrichsen
  • Peter Carli on Nov. 16, 2000

Ampex Buildings in October 2000

  • 1313 Laurel St., San Carlos ("Howard Ave. at Laurel"), Ampex's first offices
  • 401 Broadway, view no. 1
  • 401 Broadway, view no. 2
  • 401 Broadway, view no. 3
  • 500 Broadway, Ampex's current office, across the street from 401
  • Time capsule at 401 Broadway
  • Ampex sign from southbound Bayshore Freeway

Pictures Taken at ATR Services

  • Mike Spitz shows the ATR-100 capstan motor to Ross Snyder
  • Mike Spitz and Ross Snyder contemplate the ATR-102
  • The workbench area at ATR Services
  • Mike Spitz loads Doug McClement's MM-1200 using a forklift
  • Mike Spitz, Peter Carli, Doug McClement with Doug's MM-1200s


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