tape machine

There were telephones upon his desk, a tape machine, and a private instrument connected with the telegraph department.

At the time, Bill had reconditioned his reel-to-reel tape machine and was looking for a new project.

Nothing puts you on the edge of your seat like the noise of that AC-12 tape machine whirring into gear.

I have my Apple Mac, quarter-inch tape machine, two to three guitars, two Bauer mics, it's all there, all that I need."

I have my Apple Mac, quarterinch tape machine, two to three guitars, two Bauer mics, it's all there, all that I need."

The much-hyped collection of weirdo hairdos were plunged into complete darkness as their backing tape machine blew a fuse five times, three times during the first number alone.

When he threaded it on to a tape machine, he heard an unknown version of Cello Song, one of the greatest works of the singersongwriter, who died of an overdose of antidepressants in 1974, aged 26.

"My recollection was the tape machine on the old battered bus blasting out lots of Supertramp, Steely Dan and Melanie," she says.

Our producer Matt likes using the tape machine for certain songs.

Beviglia found himself drawn to some of Springsteen's more contemplative work -- eight of 10 songs made the top 100 from the "Nebraska" album, an acoustic demo Springsteen recorded at home on a four-track tape machine. But songs featuring the E Street Band in full flourish, with notable contributions by late members Danny Federici, the organist, and saxophonist Clarence Clemons are well represented, including several on relatively recent albums, 2007's "Magic" and 2009's "Working on a Dream," which drew a lukewarm response.

The tape machine was loaned by local pub Brannigans.

He said: "It was recorded on a reel to reel tape machine and kept in a loft for years."