TELEFUNK M15A

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TELEFUNK M15A

Post by Dan » Mon Jun 16, 2003 6:27 am

Hi there - can anyone help me? I am relatively new to tape machines and am in dire need of some advice about a recently acquired Telefnken M15a... Ideally a manual is what I need.. but what I really need to know is the where does the cable that is labelled 'FA' that comes out of the back of the tape machine attach to?

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Re: TELEFUNK M15A

Post by Al » Mon Jun 16, 2003 7:20 am

Do you know what your Telefunken is??..They are not a brand name,they were only distributers. It could be a neuman,an A.K.G. etc. etc. anything really!!

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Re: TELEFUNK M15A

Post by Dan » Mon Jun 16, 2003 8:56 am

well that's news to me!
i have checked the machine and it definitely has a telefunken logo and model number M15a on it. It is (I think?) 1/4" reel to reel and I have found little about them on the net except a BBC nostailgia site that shows them at work! I think they are late 70s/ early 80s machines? Does that help?

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Re: TELEFUNK M15A

Post by Al » Mon Jun 16, 2003 9:02 am

Sorry Dan,i must have missread your post,i thought your talking about the mic's..if it's a tape machine,i've no idea..sounds interesting though!!

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Re: TELEFUNK M15A

Post by moogplayer » Mon Jun 16, 2003 9:09 am

The M15 line spans from 1/4" 2-track to full-blown 2" 32 track. These are very smooth sounding machines with discrete electronics and are quite rare here in the states. Gotham used to distribute these models. I passed on a 24-track M15 about 8 years ago for $10K, but the thing sounded so incredible I shoulda bought it. I would imagine your machine sounds really nice. Look up a few aging techs in LA because there was a following back in the day...

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