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Lot 692
A late 20th century Pioneer HI FI hi-fi cabinet cupboard. The unit having mahogany veneer sides and top, with a glass door to front, opening to reveal a shelf within. With a Pioneer CT-320 cassette tape deck, SA-420 stereo amplifier, and a TX-520L stereo tuner. Measures approx. 85cm x 49cm x 40cm.
Lot 214
Collection of boxed Technics Hi-Fi equipment to include Sh-AV500 AV Processor, SU-A800 Stereo Integrated Amplifier, ST-G4L Quartz Synthesiser, SL-P2 Compact Disc Player, SL-PJ11 CD Player and SL-JS1-1 Automatic Turntable System. Items not tested but are all in excellent/near new condition with no visible dust present on internal electrics etc). No instructions. (6)
Lot 99
Film Sound Editing Equipment, a Ikegami MEA-5100 special effects amplifier, untested, G-VG, with manual, in maker's box, Eagle MP. 12 four channel stereo microphone mixer-pre amplifier, untested, G, in makers box and a Fi-Cord 202A reel to reel tape recorder, with power adapter, untested, with a Super 200 8mm cine projector and a Sankyo Auto 4X 8mm cine camera
Lot 6
John Lennon: An EMT 140 Echo Plate Reverb Unit Owned By John Lennon And Used For The Recording Of Imagine,circa 1970,serial no. 02802, stereo, solid-state unit, with EMT serial plaque to the front of the case reading Nachhall-Erzeugungsgerat EMT 140, Elektromestechnik wilh. Franz K.G. Lahr, the front also with red sticker embossed LENNON, a sticker reading Made in W.-Germany, and EMT 162 Solid State Amplifier, the top numbered 2 in black ink; the dedicated bolted case containing suspension frame system holding a steel plate, numbered 3512 to the top right corner, the top of the case with Reverberation Time plate reading Nachhallzeit Reverberation time f+500 Hz (cps), the echo plate with internal motor, centre magnet coil, power leads, and power supply unit; together with a certificate of authenticity from the original installers at Ascot Sound Studios, with a scan of a 1972 Audiotek schedule page referencing the echo plate, overall 92 1/2in (235cm) long x 50 1/2in (128cm) high x 13 1/4in (33.5cm) deepFootnotes:Provenance:John Lennon's home music studio at Tittenhurst Park (Ascot Sound Studios) was commissioned in 1969 directly by Apple Corps.The construction was authorised to Audiotek, with the studio equipment including this echo plate installed at Tittenhurst Park in 1970.The present echo plate is recorded by its serial number 02802 on an Audiotek schedule from a shipping manifest dated 6th October 1972.With Don Larking of Larking's List by March 2010.Acquired from the above by the current owner.The present piece of studio equipment is one of two important examples acquired by Audiotek, who installed it into the music studio in John Lennon's home at Tittenhurst Park. According to engineer Eddie Veale, the brief from Neil Aspinall was simply to 'build a studio for John as good as Apple', and that it was believed to be the first professional home music studio in the United Kingdom. The use of two EMT 140 plates at Tittenhurst meant that Ascot Sound Studios was as well equipped as many of the major commercial studios for such equipment. Although aspects of the studio were still a work-in-progress by the beginning of 1971, the echo plates would have been in use by John as early as February for the recording of the songs It's So Hard and Power To The People. The studio would have been fully ready when the majority of the album Imagine was recorded between the 24th and 28th May. Given the state of the world in 1971 and the present day, the lyrics of 'Imagine' remain a pertinent expression of John Lennon's philosophy, with the present Lot an important piece of studio equipment used to produce that album's message.A 1972 shipping manifest from the UK to the USA suggests that John wanted to continue using these echo plates despite having left Tittenhurst and the UK for good the year before and the property was acquired by Ringo Starr in 1973. The only other echo plate from Ascot Sound Studios (serial no. 02824) resides at The Village Recording Studio in Copenhagen, Denmark.The EMT 140 model was first produced in 1957, and was swiftly accepted as an essential component of a top recording studio. The unit comprises a large, thin sheet or 'plate' of steel held by springs within the frame and box. A transducer is mounted on the plate which then receives the audio signal, causing the sheet to vibrate for an artificial reverb effect of up to six seconds. As a stereo model, this unit would then pick up the reverberation through two transducers.For more on the history of this equipment, see: https://www.solobeatlesstudios.com/recording-equipment-of-ascot-sound-studiosPlease note that viewing for this Lot is available by appointment only from the Bonhams Oxford galleries. Please contact the Popular Culture department for more information.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP For auctions held in Scotland: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Constantine, Constantine House, North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge ML5 4EF, Scotland, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please refer to the catalogue for further information.For all other auctions: Lots will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 7245
Jukebox 1964 Wurlitzer Lyric Stereo, (spin wheel selection system) - Contains records. Unit is mounted on castors. Amplifier controls accesible from rear of unit. Serial number - 4016746Coin slot bypassed for domestic use. Unit measures approx 127cm high 68 cm deep 80cm wide Condition Report: Very heavy unit. Tested once and appears in good order. Will likely require service.
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