This How To video shows a simple method for interconnecting two unmatched audio devices (vintage tape recorders, radio to tape recorder, etc.) using an attenuating dubbing patch cord WITH monitor speakers! An attenuating dubbing patch cord is used when the recording device (tape recorder, cassette recorder, even a digital recorder) only has a microphone input. The balancing electronics in the patch cord reduces the signal in from the hi-level source (a tape recorder, cassette recorder, radio, TV, computer, etc.) to the microphone input of the recording device, preventing distortion, overload and sending a clear signal. Without a patch cord of this type, one is forced to record using a microphone, which results in poor quality sound that is hollow and tinny. However, a direct patch cord connection usually will not allow you to monitor the source device, so setting cues or hearing the source device is impossible. The method described in this video solves this problem with the use of a Y connection and monitor speakers. With the method shown in the video, you can monitor the output signal of the source device for proper cueing, and it is very easy to do! In this video we deal with monophonic equipment, but a stereo application of the method can be achieved using extra cables and adaptors. Parts described in the video are: Mono Attenuating Dubbing Audio Cable. Available at Radio Shack. Part Number: Model: 42-2152 | Catalog #: 42-2152 Stereo 1/8" Y Adaptor (other Y adaptors can be used for different cable configurations. And a mono adaptor will work just as well). Available at Radio Shack. Part Number: Model: 274-879 | Catalog #: 274-879 A set of little external speakers. You really only need one, but they often come in pairs for stereo players. The most important thing is the plug on the end must fit the adaptor, i.e. 1/8" plug. Very inexpensive speakers can be found at discount stores or "Dollar" stores. Powered computer speakers can be used as well, if desired. Sound quality is not important, the speakers are simply for monitoring the source device for "cueing up" recordings, etc.

Classic and Vintage Car Rally - Trevarno Cornwall Video produced by Rewind Studios www.rewindstudios.co.uk

http://toy-tma.com Watch this video review of antique toys, vintage toys, and classic toys made by tin toy maker Schylling. Look at these old fashioned toys and antique wood toys

Vintage Sixties Live Club Night Aug 2007 no rehearsal - no sound check - just give it some welly. ... www.vintagesixtieslive.co.uk

Funny vintage Flinstones commercial.

François Audouze is one of the major specialists of aged wine in the world.

Concentración de Clasicas 2007 en Churriana (Málaga)

Say hello to "Timer," a creepy yellow animated thing that urges us to NEVER miss breakfast, while terrifying thousands of children in the process.

In 1933, Ben Dova performed his acrobatic act atop New York's 56 storey Chanin Building without any safety restraints.

Vintage Sixties Live club night and jam session... (more) Added: March 29, 2007 Vintage Sixties Live club night and jam session Dec 2006 www.vintagesixtieslive.co.uk

The Classic Car Tour on the Queen's Birthday, 30 April 2007 in Velp, The Netherlands. Visit our automotive facts site AbsoluteFacts.com

Bigones At Gumball 2007

1937 screen ad for Dreft detergent, featuring an unconvincing demonstration.

I LOVE vintage advertising. It says so much about society, gender roles and day to day life at the time these were made.

Yesterday there was a demo with classic cars, which was meant as a protest against the plans of the administration to prohibit elder cars in our city in order to reduce polution. Most of these "elder cars" aren´t in daily use, but just vintage or classic vehicles...(However- just noticed, this video is dreadfull, I might delete it soon )

1980's PSA warning parents to console their kids with hugs and kisses instead of stuffing their fat little faces with junk food. Now, over 20 years later, it's clear that this effort was an overwhelming success.

Archive / Stock footage of vintage cars and buses in 1920s Jerusalem.

Great commercial for K-tel's Pure Power compilation.

Come with us on a tour of the research and opinion center at the Corningware Factory! It's fabulous 1950's sexism at its best, as Chet tells us all about their remarkable space age research with the American housewife (i.e. Cheap Slave Labor!) Mock along with us as we go on a whirlwind journey of scientists, percolators, and Chet's magical rocket.

In this sometimes very cynical world...a pause to ponder greatness and good. Regardless of your computer preference, an important reminder. Easily my favorite TV ad of all time. I play it periodically as inspiration. So many of my heroes and so many who changed the world. Here's to the spirit of adventure, innovation and imagination. It will change the world again and again. Copyright Apple Computer, 1997