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Tape Recorder Manufacturers ,rr IloIiUI 1 rr pr eet it el n p/ ire 1 a 1 Ì n il rr I tripe e u rr rl rr a l i e n . All these and many more raliuurrl Inpr aI irrnal la pl have found that National Tape l a t i li In II I 1 rr p e ("1/ a ,i If 1, I r e a provides quick service, high , r a l i n ll a l t a p e ea rr II tl p al inrtnl fart ra ll Il rr pl iea! quality, low -cost tape duplicates aaliona! la pr r Ilaplical ualivarrl lare rIrrl Ilrlplical at any speed and track configuration. a a l I o n a I la p r e r r n rl Il pl i e a l In fact, we believe . .,ralioHal tap( errlt Iluplieal NATIONAL TAPE 147 Roseland Avenu@, Caldwell, New Jersey- CApitol 8 -0111 FOR YOUR AUDIO BOOKSHELF HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF TAPE RECORDERS AND TAPE RECORDING TAPE RECORDING by Lee Sheridan by Harold D. Weiler This book is aimed at the new recordist, who has yet to discover the hundred and one unusual, interesting The latest book by the well known author of "Hi -Fi and profitable uses to which a tape recorder can be Simplified" which has sold over 65,000 copies. Written put . with patience, a little imagination, and a few so that anyone can understand it the book covers Room accessories. Acoustics; Microphone Techniques; Recording From Lee Sheridan, who authored this book, is actually two Records; Radio and TV; Sound Effects; Tape Recorder people: Elsie Lee and Michael Sheridan, who comprise Maintenance; and Adding Sound to Slides and Movies. one of the most prolific and successful freelance writing Over 100 illustrations and diagrams in 13 chapters of teams in the country, They have appeared, with articles practical down -to -earth suggestions make this book the and short stories, in many magazines both here and beginners bible. abroad. 51 /2" x 81/4" - 190 pages 6" x 9 ", 128 pp., paper - bound, illustrated $ 1.00 illustrated - paper bound $2 95 HOW TO MAKE GOOD TAPE RECORDINGS by C. J. Le Bel, Vice President Audio Devices, Inc. HIGH FIDELITY SIMPLIFIED A complete handbook of tape recording containing 150 pages of up- to-the- minute information of practical value to every by Harold D. tape recordist. Easy reading for the most Inexperienced of Weiler home recordists. Sections include: How A Tape Recorder Works, Characteris- tics of a Tape This book has sold more than 65,000 copies and is Recorder, Selecting A Tape Recorder, Selecting one of A Recording Tape. Using the Tape Recorder, Making A Micro- the most popular books on the subject. It covers the phone Recording, Acoustically Treating the Studio. Tape Edi- ing. Binaural or Stereophonic Recording. Putting Together A How, What, Why and Where of Hi -Fi, Sound, Acoustics, Recording Show. and a Glossary of Tape Recording Terms. The Simple Loudspeaker, The High -Fidelity Loud - 5l'4" x 8 ", 150 pp., paper bound, illustrated $1e50 speaker, Loudspeaker -Enclosures, The Basic Amplifier, The Amplifier, The Record Player, Tuners, Use of a TAPE RECORDERS -HOW THEY WORK Home Music System, and Tape Recorders. It is illustrated by Charles G. Wesfcoft and Richard F. Dubbe with numerous drawings, charts and pictures. While This book Is based on the principle that to get the most from authoritative, is written an a recorder, one must first understand thoroughly how It op- it in easy -to-read style. erates. It contains diagrams and schematics and explains In not too technical language "what's under the cover" of a recorder. 5''2" x 81/2". paper bound, 208 pp. Illustrated .. $3.30 51/2" x 81/2". 177 pp., paper bound, illustrated BASIC ELECTRICITY TECHNIQUES OF MAGNETIC RECORDING by Van Valkenburgb, Nooger and Neville, Inc by Joel Tall Vol. 1 -Where Electricity Comes From. Electricity In Ac- tion, Current Flow. Voltage and Resistance. Magnetism DC This book Meters. Vol. 2-DC Circuits, Ohm's and Kirchoff's Laws. translates the complexities of a science into practical, Electric Power. Vol. 3-Alternating Current, AC Resistance. easy -to-follow techniques It is a book for the professional who Capacitance and Inductance, Reactance. AC Meters. Vol. 4- wants new Ideas. new standards of excellence, Impedance, AC Circuits, Resonance. Transformers. Vol. 5- and a book for DC Generators and Motors. Alternators. the amateur just Introduced to magnetic recording. Beginning with a description of Poulsen's Invention of magnetic record- BASIC ELECTRONICS ing, the author presents a condensed history of developments Vol. Introduction to Electronics. since 1900. Then he treats 1- Diode Vacuum Tubes, the many problems that arise In Dry Metal Rectifiers, Power Suppliers. Filters. Voltage Reg- magnetic recording. Individual chapters are devoted to record- ulators. Vol. 2-Introduction to Amplifiers Triode Tubes, ing In such areas as medicine, Tetrodes and Pentrodes, Audio Voltage ana Power Ampli- education, and public entertain- fiers. ment and advertising. The inclusion Vol. 3 -Video Amplifiers. RF Amplifiers. Oscillators. of descriptions written by Vol. 4- Transmitters. Transmission Lines & Antennas, CW the originators of various techniques, extensive quotation from Transmission and Amplitude Modulation. Vol. 5- Receiver Antennas. the laboratory notes of pioneers. an extensive glossary, and a Detectors and Mixers. TRF Receivers. Superhets. comprehensive bibliography make this book Invaluable to the 6" x 9 ", 128 pp.. soff cover. Each amateur and to the professional. Volume 52.50. Complete set, 5 volumes ... 11.25 8th" x Sth ", 472 pp.. cloth bound, New Vol. 6 Basic Electronics 52.90 illustrated $7.95 Complete set 6 volumes 513.85 BOOK DEPARTMENT Tape Recorders and Tape Recording TAPE RECORDING MAGAZINE Severna Park, Md. Techniques of Magnetic Recording Please ship immediately the books checked. How To Make Good Tape Recordings 1 enclose Tape Recorders -How They Work NAME High Fidelity Simplified ADDRESS How to Get the Most Out of Tape Recording CITY ZONE.... STATE Basic Electricity Vols. Set All books shipped postpaid from stock some day order is received. If not satisfied return books within 5 days and money will be refunded. Basic Electronics Vols. Set 3 PRODUCTS FOR MODERN LIVING TAPE RECORDING UNIVERSAL INVERTERS A. C. Household Electricity VOL. 8 NO. 9 AUGUST 1961 Anywhere,.. in your own at! Tape Recorders TV Sets Dictating Machines Radios Public Address Systems Electric Shavers Record Players Food Mixers and MARK MOONEY, JR. Emergency Lighting. NET 6U -RHG (6 V.) 125 to 150 W. Shp. Wt. 27 lbs. $66.34 Editor and Publisher 12U -RHG (12 V.) 150 to 175 W. Shp. Wt. 27 lbs. $66.34 Auto Plug-in Home-type Portable BATTERY JOHN L. ALLEN JEAN DOVER CHARGERS Circulation Manager Assistant Editor NO INSTALLATION ... PLUG INTO CIGARETTE LIGHTER RECEPTACLE! Keeps car battery fully charged in ROBERT W. UPHAM JAMES H. MILLS, SR. your own garage! Needed more now than ever before -makes Art Director Technical Consultant motor starting easy! Operates di- rectly from standard 110 volts A.C.current. 612CA4 (4 amp.) 6 12 V. Shp. WI. 6 lbs. NET $19.46 ANTHONY J. MORIN, JR. 612CA6 (6 amp.) 6 i 12 V. Shp. Wt. 8 lbs, NET $22.46 612CA10(10amp.)6' 12 V, Shp. Wt. 10 lbs, NET $27.71 National Advertising Manager 274 Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y. SHAV-PAKS Keep Clean- Shaved! Plugs into Ciga- rette Lighter Receptacle. Keep in Glove Compartment. Operates Stand- ard A.C. ELECTRIC SHAVERS IN THIS ISSUE Small Timing Devices ... In CARS, Buses, Trucks, Boats, or Planes. 6 -SPB (6 V.) 15 W. Shp. Wt. 2' lbs. NET $7.97 12 -SPB (12 V.) 15 W. Shp, Wt. 21/2 lbs. NET $7.97 RECORDING AT THE ZOO Mark Mooney, Jr. 18 CDELECTRONIC TUBE PROTECTORS DO YOU NEED TWO RECORDERS? Bart Pierson 23 Will Double or triple the lite of all types of electronic tubes, including TV picture tube. Automatic in operation, for use with any electronic TAPE TRAVELOGUE- YUCATAN, MEXICO Russell B.