preservationsound.com
Description: Preservation Sound. Im back from 2 weeks in Japan, time that I primarily spent hunting for records. I returned with dozens of Japanese rock, folk, and...
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Location: United States
Registrant: PERFECT PRIVACY, LLC
Hosted by: Unified Layer
Registrar: FastDomain Inc.
Subnetworks: 50.87.219.149

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Preservation Sound – information and ideas about audio history Im back from 2 weeks in Japan, time that I primarily spent hunting for records. I returned with dozens of Japanese rock, folk, and soul LPs spanning 1968 thru 1982. Ive assembled the best bits into a ...
Western Electric – Preservation Sound The piece you see above is my homage to the Western Electric 43A.  The 43A, as far as I can determine, was the first audio amplifier developed specifically for cinema sound.  According to online sourc...
ICON: Kustom Instrument Amplifiers: 150, 250, 500 series | Preservation Sound They were made in Chanute, KS and sounded absolutely godawful for rock…but held up forever and looked cool if you are into tuck and roll. The car radar units had tuck and roll covering too when they w...

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