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Exactly as the title says. 'What is This?'
Strictly speaking this should have gone under another heading but this would have given the game away far too quickly. John. |
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Intruder alarm or hidden camera, to be placed among books on a bookshelf?
I recall Heathkit doing one many years ago. |
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Could be a VHS cassette case, for collectors of old episodes of 'Corra' who want nonetheless to project an air of erudition from their living room shelves... :)
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Inexpensive Far Eastern tape recorder? I remember one that looked rather like this, branded "Parrot" inside and on the spine.
Paul |
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Microprofessor 1 educational board?
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When I was young (around 10) I had a small reel to reel tape recorder in a faux book just like that ... wish I still had it ... I hope that's what it is as I'd like to see if it is as I remember.
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Oh you lot are faarrrrr too clever! [Pulled it off the tip 20 years ago]
'Vantone' and it's made in Japan! |
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Yes that’s the exact one :) I remember removing the motor :-[
What date would it be? John |
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Now I think of it, I had a fairly similar version in a red binding as well, a Binatone Book-Corder. They may both have been sold a few years ago during my last attempt to gain some space to live in. Paul |
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The model number is TSK-4000. The motor drives the two tape tables direct. No capstan of course. The microphone acts as loudspeaker in playback. It works quite well on speech.
John. |
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Don't leave it on your bookshelf if it says 'Good Morning, Mr. Phelps'.
It's about to catch fire! |
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Hmm, I can't find any photographs of the Parrot, which I think may mean it's still on the premises. Binatone's model, which isn't, turns out to be less different from the Vantone than I had imagined, notwithstanding its landscape rather than portrait orientation.
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Yes I thought that.. 'Mission Impossible'. J.
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