 Welcome to the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording
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Thank you for visiting the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording. We are in the process of consolidating 3 web sites and it will take some time. So as you look through our pages, you may find you're on a different domain. We are working to link these as best as we can while the construction is in the works.
Go to the primary MOMSR Home Page.
MOMSR presents the Evolution of the Austin Community College Music Business, Performance and Technology program video link
The Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording - Part 1 of 3 - J.I. Agnew visits (added photos)
The Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording - Part 2 of 3 - J.I. Agnew visits (added photos)
The Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording - Part 3 of 3 - J.I. Agnew visits (added photos)
SBE Society of Broadcast Engineers interview of Martin Theophilus MOMSR
Here's a pdf of photos taken of the MOMSR collection August, 2020
Our Ampex 200A #33 may now be seen on the third floor of the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin Texas. View brief video
The 1948 reel tape recorder is on display with items from Asleep At The Wheel, Floyd Domino and George Strait.
MOMSR is preserving sound recording history!
We offer a seven hour video set about our collection and the history of magnetic recording available at this link. You can purchase the seven hours files via download.
Draft floor plan by Lloyd Cates prior MOMSR Board member - more |
Raquel Torres' MOMSR interior design - more 2nd link
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What is unique about our online sound recording museum?
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Mic, acoustic and R2R Collection
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Extensive vintage archive
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A New Revox tape recorder? |
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Revox building new reel to reel tape recorder The transport is based on the Studer B-676. The electronics and heads are completely redesigned, based on professional mastering requirements. Update 12/20/19 Comment made by DCC on Audionirvana.org: 01-09-2018, 03:03 PM
When I met Volker Lange in Munich last year in May, I enquired about the project and the reply was very brief and evasive : « Wait. Next year... ». In the meantime, all references to the machine have dis ape a red from the website.
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Recent Updates |
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Roberts Recorder quality check factory in the1960's Interesting Links Tape is new vinyl • New R2R Rec • Tape Roberts Recorder founder patents hybrid car in 1978
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Created in 2012, the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording (MOMSR) was established to preserve the history of sound recording.MOMSR profiles significant inventors, manufacturers, engineers, producers and artists who created and benefitted from the technology.
(left) Our Museum's Tapesonic Model 70-A, Ampex ATR-100, Sony APR-5003, Sony/MCI JH-110, Ampex 601 and 620 Speaker, Webster Chicago 18--1 wire recorder , Concertone 707 and a BO Dynaco Beocord 2000 reel to reel tape recorder
Tour our collection!
We offer seven hours of 50 video segments via download about our reel to reel tape recorder and microphone collection and the history of magnetic recording available at this link.
ORDER THE VIDEO FILES ON LINE - was
14.95NOW only $9.95
There are 50 QuickTime H264 854 X 480 files in this download. Play on MAC OS or Windows Media Player
While most content deals with the history and manufacturers of the reel to reel tape recorder, or tape deck, we cover many aspects of magnetic recording.
We provide 48 hours during which to download the files. After that the file access will expire. Once the files are downloaded they are yours to keep.
© 2018 Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording • Webmaster • All pictures and content on this web site are the property of the Theophilus family,the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording and reel2reeltexas.com • Photos of items in our collection are available for sale. We do NOT provide copies of ads, nor photos from other sources! All photo work is billed at studio rates and a deposit is required.