Description
Discover a piece of audio history with this vintage magazine: the Audio Magazine from June 1982, Volume 66, Issue #6, featuring the spotlight on Hitachi's PCM-V300 Digital Audio Recorder.
This issue is particularly significant for enthusiasts of vintage audio technology and provides an insightful look into the advancements of the early 1980s. The PCM-V300 was a groundbreaking innovation that offered remarkable sound quality, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of digital audio recording. Readers can enjoy in-depth articles detailing this technological marvel and how it influenced the music and recording industry.
Collectible vintage magazines like this one not only serve as an excellent reference for audio enthusiasts but also capture the zeitgeist of an era marked by rapid technological change. This publication is a treasure trove for collectors, historians, and anyone interested in the roots of modern audio technology.
Condition: This magazine is in good condition with typical wear expected from age. It does have an address label on the front and some minor marks throughout. The binding shows signs of wear, and there are creases on the front corners. Despite these imperfections, it comes protected in a plastic covering to ensure its durability for years to come.
- Unique insights into Hitachi's PCM-V300, a pioneering digital audio recorder.
- A must-have for collectors of vintage magazines on audio technology and history.
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This June 1982 audio magazine is not just a publication, but a nostalgic reminder of the evolution of sound. Don't miss your chance to add this collectible vintage issue to your collection today!