Accurate Sound .... Ampex reissue

tomcolliva · 25th July 2007

Hi everybody

I'm new to this forum and would like to thank everybody for all the useful information I found here.

Does anybody know anything about Accurate Sound Ampex 351 reissue?

thanks

TC

tomcolliva · 26th July 2007

any info on accurate sound company?

Rick Sutton · 26th July 2007

They were located in the Redwood City area near the Ampex plant and repackaged older Ampex recorders into their roll around racks. They also used Ampex transports with different electronics ( Inovonics?) to build multitracks. I seem to remember that they also build tape duplicators also. I visited them in the late seventies when I was looking for some parts and toured their facilities. I knew one of the salesmen and he told me that a lot of their rebuilds went to Latin America. They also carried other lines of gear and were an early pro audio dealer.
That's about all I've got as far as info.

tomcolliva · 27th July 2007

thanks a lot

TC

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tomcolliva Gear interested Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 14 Thread Starter	Accurate Sound .... Ampex reissue Hi everybody I'm new to this forum and would like to thank everybody for all the useful information I found here. Does anybody know anything about Accurate Sound Ampex 351 reissue? thanks TC

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26th July 2007	#2
tomcolliva Gear interested Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 14 Thread Starter	any info on accurate sound company?

26th July 2007	#3
Rick Sutton Lives for gear Joined: Feb 2003 Location: Atascadero, CA Posts: 4,058	They were located in the Redwood City area near the Ampex plant and repackaged older Ampex recorders into their roll around racks. They also used Ampex transports with different electronics ( Inovonics?) to build multitracks. I seem to remember that they also build tape duplicators also. I visited them in the late seventies when I was looking for some parts and toured their facilities. I knew one of the salesmen and he told me that a lot of their rebuilds went to Latin America. They also carried other lines of gear and were an early pro audio dealer. That's about all I've got as far as info.

27th July 2007	#4
tomcolliva Gear interested Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 14 Thread Starter	thanks a lot TC