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Is it a Nagra? Nagra, after all these years, still sound better than digital! Many engineers who record classical music still use them. Loading... Reply
That's a nagra isn't it? I work for the ABC (australian broadcasting corporation) in Australia. They have one in a cabinet in the foyer, along with other recorders the journalists used to use. I'll take a photo! Loading... Reply
Yes, it's a Nagra. A pocket one. All you need now is a Minox!! “This tape will self destruct in 10 seconds. Good luck Jim”. lol! Loading... Reply
would not take 10 iPads if I could have one of these instead!I've been working with Nagras for a long time, they really are a thing of beauty! Loading... Reply
and released in 1960, I can only imagine how small they must be today…
Is it a Nagra?
Nagra, after all these years, still sound better than digital! Many engineers who record classical music still use them.
That's a nagra isn't it? I work for the ABC (australian broadcasting corporation) in Australia. They have one in a cabinet in the foyer, along with other recorders the journalists used to use. I'll take a photo!
Yes, it's a Nagra. A pocket one. All you need now is a Minox!!
“This tape will self destruct in 10 seconds. Good luck Jim”. lol!
would not take 10 iPads if I could have one of these instead!
I've been working with Nagras for a long time, they really are a thing of beauty!