EMS VCS3 Putney
Rare Deluxe Version and Standard Version with DK-1 Keyboard
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EMS VCS3 Putney
Rare Deluxe Version and Standard Version with DK-1 Keyboard
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Electronic Music Studios, circa 1970, by Peter Grogono
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Basement in Pittsburg. Photo by Norman Hathaway.
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Built in 1954, the building that houses longwave transmitter Europe 1 is the oldest privately owned radio station in Germany. Photos by Lars-Christian Uhlig
Bakery Story for iOS (submitted by Laura Serra)
Control room, Klingenberg Power Station, Berlin, 1928. Photos by E.O. Hoppé.
“ortho remote is the wireless remote control designed for OD-11. with ortho remote you adjust the volume, skip track and pause your music from any room, at up to 20 meters distance. ortho remote has a magnetic back so you can stick it to any magnetic metal surface like a fridge. the non-slip bottom makes it rest steady on any surface.”
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U.S. Army audiovisual technician stands at her videotape editing station, 1973.
Switching on the Setton RS 220.
Setton RS 220
Built in 1977 by Setton (a partner or subsidiary of Pioneer), this uncommon receiver is said by some to have been designed by Pierre Cardin, who has dabbled in things other than clothing (but others say it was actually Allain Caire, an acolyte of Cardin).
This thing is a tank – well, more like a ’50s Cadillac. I have fond childhood memories of playing with the controls. The aluminum dials and buttons have a heavy, well-built feel that is rare these days. Changing the volume is so smooth it reminds one of power steering. And you gotta love those hefty handles, necessary for lugging this hunk of metal and walnut.
The “Heat” “Clipping” and “Protection” lamps light up when you switch the unit on. Video with sound. The typeface is Eurostile.
Walter Cronkite in the Living Room of “The 21st Century”
A short clip from the March 12, 1967 episode of CBS’s TV show about the future.
See also: the home office, the kitchen, and the full episode (while it lasts).
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