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[eiraved]

What a treasure trove of information on this site, especially in the "Archive" section. Just thought I'd share the link.

https://www.itishifi.com/

 

[nj pheonix]

Pretty cool
Thanks for the link

 

[radioactive]

I've been following it for years.

 

[radioactive]

the older format was better than the new one and not everything has been carried over to the new site yet.

 

[johnfalc]

What a treasure trove of information on this site, especially in the "Archive" section. Just thought I'd share the link.

https://www.itishifi.com/

Thanks for the link ... some fun stuff there.

Here's a site that is almost overwhelming in the richness of its material:

https://worldradiohistory.com/

Choose "Technical and Engineering" from the horizontal menu and then "Audio & Sound" from the dropdown menu.

 

[radioactive]

Thanks for the link ... some fun stuff there.

Here's a site that is almost overwhelming in the richness of its material:

https://worldradiohistory.com/

Choose "Technical and Engineering" from the horizontal menu and then "Audio & Sound" from the dropdown menu.

Benn using that site as well for many years before they changed the name from american radio history.

 

[johnfalc]

Benn using that site as well for many years before they changed the name from american radio history.

Me too. Easy to get lost in it.

 

[wlgrant6]

Thanks for posting this link. Wasn't aware of this site. Bill