reVox A77 - restoring a classic reel to reel tape echo 

same principle applies to a car's drum brakes

I really hoe that this doesn't turn into a Richard Dreyfuss in Close Encounters "THIS MEANS SOMETHING!" situation.

Wonderful to see an audio engineer and a Real Engineer. Excellent advice

Week 3 of the revox repair

I always loved the way you used the Revox Ken.. like an instrument at times! Remember I actually bought one back in 1999 and had it at the studio for a while - I think it was broken and John Vrtacic fixed it for me! To be honest - I'm not even sure where it is anymore - It might still be at EAC in storage? Wish I had it after watching your videos!

Absolutely! I do a video every time I take things apart 😬 scary taking apart my ASR-10. It was like opening up a crypt. Total gasp of nicotine vapors. And animal hair. Good deal tho 🤘 sick assembly track. Lol “Canadian Bacon”

Hey Ken, I think I've watched this video like 3 times. I've seen some vintage images of studio guys daisy chaining 2 A77's about 2 feet apart with a tape echo loop. Also, how's the A77 being used in your workflow some 2 years later ?

First time I ever watched a lava lamp in timelapse video. Looks like a snow globe during a blizzard. :D

This is something I do every day at work. I fix atms and cash recyclers, basically financial machines, I video everything I break down just in case I get confused when I needs to reassemble. It's good advice. At least take pictures.

Great series, HW. The drama continues.... see you next week. ;-)

Love that "sawyer" backing track for this video. Great stuff.

You're channel is awsome, it's actually surreal to get tips from an artist who has some responsibility for most of the records in my collection. I'm curious about a video on finding the vocal level "sweet spot". I'm currently finishing up my 2nd record (1st was splyntr "noise and brotherhood"), now the 2nd, "dead sound foundation". I find difficulty pushing the vocals infront of the instruments, often I find the vox to loud in my mixes, and when I make adjustments using eq and compression, I feel I get into a muddy mess. Perhaps it's my ears. I try not to follow "norms" when I produce, but I think I'm questioning if there is a "norm". Should vocals find themselves "infront" of the rest of the tracks?

hola amigo quiero hacerte una pregunta cual es la mejor maquina que da un eco bueno y calido cual maquina puedo comprar por favor ayudame que soy locutor y necesito un eco de cinta bueno y original.

I "herdyer" bckgrnd✌️

Love seeing the soldering iron.