Picture Gollery

L.A. AES Convention

N rHrs alld the follorving three pages are to be
found the nerv and almost new products our
peripatetic camera found at the grandest AES
Convention yet. Los i\ngeles'Hiltor Hotel was
host to exhibitors, givers of papers, and guests, in this 38th
Convention to be held.
The space rve have available in this issue does not permit
us to show all the exhibitors. Watch future Nerv Pnooucrs
exo Srnvrces pages for interesting equipment that did 't
make it into this roundup.
Each product is keyed rvith a reader service number. Simply
circle the appropriate number(s) of your interest on the
reader service card at the rear of this issue and you rvill
receive further information directly from the manufacturer.

Consoles

This 8 channel mixing module goes into Gately's moJular

This big console {rom Electrodyne is folded around a corner. systems. Circle 50 on Reader Service Card.
Circle 65 on Reader Service Card.

Spectra-Sonics shorved a nev console with 20 input chan-

Quad-Eight has 16 in and 8 out in its nerv console. Circle 51 nels. Circle 45 on Reader Service Card.
on Reader Service Card.

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The Fatrchild FPC-50 has 16 inputs and 8 outputs you can The Altec console that appears on our cove.. Light-panel
carry Circle 66 on Reader Service Card. volumc indicators are used. Circle 99 on Reader Service Card.
Opamp uscs its special circuitry in a n,tic input nodule kit.
Circlc 64 on Reader Service Card.

MRS, \'ith electronic speed control on its trachines, nolv has

a cassette duplicator slar-e. Circle 59 on Reader Sen'ice Card.

Langeyin has 15 inputs on this ncrv consolc. Circlc 60 on

The Audio Designs Audcr control s]'stem in a separate Reader Service Card.
package. Circle 72 on Reader Service Card.

Tap e

'lhe 3M loop Otari of Japa sLroNed a corrplcte linc of tapc cluplicating

clrir-e slstcn is applied in this cassctte dupli-
equipment. Circle 71 on llcaclcr Serlice Llard,
cator slar_c. Circle 55 on Reader Sen'ice Carl.

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Teac offers the A 7030, stereo in a compact studio console, Thc GRT 500 counts dropouts and evaluatcs audio tape.
Circle 63 on Rearler Service Card. Circle 62 on Reader Serr-ice Card.
 The Norelco PRO-51, ncrvcst professional recorder in their
line. Circle 74 on Reader Service Card. Dolby's lew model 360. A thin rnono stretcher over the
thicker trvo-channel A301. Circlc 43 on Reader Servicc Card-

This is an all-electronic reverb-first frorn \Ielcor. Circle 47

on Reader Service Card-

Sony-Superscope's servo-controlled TC-8.50 stereo tape

recorder. Circlc 57 on Reader Service Card.

Responsc curves were shown of the Electro-Voice DS 35

dynamic, Circle 73 on Reader Service Card.
This is the vanguard rnodel of a nen. generatioo of Ampex
studio tape recorders. Circle 45 on Reader Service Card.

Other Equipment

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Control peaLs adjustably with UREI's 2-channel leveling Two turntables and a small corsole make up the QRK-5
\o amplifier. Circle 52 on Reader Service Card. systcm Circle 68 on Reader Service Card,
DuKane flcclallion svsterls high pol'er for sound rcin'
lorcement. Circlc 40 on Rcadcr Serlice Card.
Stanton 681 series cartridges include a iittle rnounting
scrcl.clrir-t'r. Circlc 54 on Reader Service Card.

Rek-O-Kut variable-speed C\,'S-12 is again in production.

Circle 77 on Reader Service Card.

Shure's ner. Sll-5.3 dynamic mic lor the professional.

Circlc 53 on Reader Serlice Card.

Gotham Audio is distributing this nerv British-made tape

cartridgc program effects generator. Circlc 44 on Reader
Service Card.

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A checking setup such as this evaluates Koss ESP electro- The shol"s biggest speaker divarfs JBL's not-so-short Craig
static earphones. Circle 67 on Rcader Service Card. Stelenson. Circle 79 on Reader Serr,ice Card. r -_l