Ampex Document Donation to MOMSR by Michael Arbuthnot - Video docs

Michael Arbuthnot donated his scanned Ampex library to MOMSR

Go to Michael's files on MOMSR - Ampex Audio • Ampex Data • Ampex Catalogs

Michael worked for Ampex for 17 years. He has generously shared a wonderful collection of Ampex documents he professionally scanned from Ampex catalogs and brochures for audio, video and data systems. We sincerely appreciate Michael's donation and hope folks enjoy this valuable resource!

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Video documents scanned by Michael Arbuthnot

Please note: On June 3, 2024 Don Norwood notified MOMSR that some photos in this collection are the original property of Digitrak Communications, Inc.

ACR-25B.pdf

Ampex 4000 Switcher 1980.pdf

Ampex ABR-10 1970.pdf

Ampex ACE Editor 1986.pdf

Ampex ACE Editor Family 1990.pdf

Ampex ACE Micro 1986.pdf

Ampex ACR-25 Data Accessory 1975.pdf

Ampex ACR-25B 1981.pdf

Ampex ACR-225 1990.pdf

Ampex ACR-225 Preliminary 1986.pdf

Ampex ADAPT.pdf

Ampex ADO 100 1990.pdf

Ampex ADO 500 1991.pdf

Ampex ADO 1000 1987.pdf

Ampex ADO 1984.pdf

Ampex ADO 2000_3000 1989.pdf

Ampex ALEX 1990.pdf

Ampex ALEX Brochure.pdf

Ampex AVA 3 1988.pdf

Ampex AVA 1980.pdf

Ampex AVC 1989.pdf

Ampex AVC Vista 1989.pdf

Ampex AVC.pdf

Ampex AVR-1 1974 Brochure.pdf

Ampex AVR-2 1978 Brochure.pdf

Ampex AVR-2 New 1976.pdf

Ampex AVR-3 1979 Brochure.pdf

Ampex BC230B 1973.pdf

Ampex BCC-3 1976.pdf

Ampex BCC-10 1981.pdf

Ampex CC-500 Camera 1970.pdf

Ampex CC400 1971.pdf

Ampex Customer Service 1987.jpg

Ampex DCT-700 1992.pdf

Ampex EDM-1 1976.pdf

Ampex ESS 1989.pdf

Ampex ESS2 1978.pdf

Ampex FR-900A 1968.pdf

Ampex HPE-1 1978.pdf

Ampex HPE-1C 1981.pdf

Ampex HPE-1CN 1983.pdf

Ampex HPE-104 1982.pdf

Ampex HS-100 1976 Brochure.pdf

Ampex HS-200 1968.pdf

Ampex Pyramid System 1973.pdf

Ampex RA-4000 1971.pdf

Ampex SMC-100 1980.pdf

Ampex TBC-80 1985.pdf

Ampex TBC-790 1972.pdf

Ampex TBC-800 1975.pdf

Ampex VPR-1 1977 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-1 1977.pdf

Ampex VPR-2B 1982 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-2B 1982.pdf

Ampex VPR-3 1984.pdf

Ampex VPR-3 1988.pdf

Ampex VPR-3 In the News.pdf

Ampex VPR-3 MTI Article.pdf

Ampex VPR-3 Product Description 1983.pdf

Ampex VPR-5 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-6 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-20 1979 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-20B 1982 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-80 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-200 1990 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-300 1990 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VPR-4400_8300 1976.pdf

Ampex VPR-4500 1970.pdf

Ampex VPR-5800 1975.pdf

Ampex VPR-7900 1973.pdf

Ampex VPR-7950A 1974.pdf

Ampex VR-1000B 1959.pdf

Ampex VR-1100 1964.pdf

Ampex VR-1200B 1968 Brochures.pdf

Ampex VR-2000B 1968.pdf

Ampex VR-3000 1973 Brochure.pdf

Ampex VR-3000 BS-300 1969.pdf

AMPEX VR1100 HB.pdf

Ampex VRC-2 1985.pdf

Ampex VS600 Switcher 1969.pdf

Ampex ZEUS 1988 Brochure.pdf

AVA 3 Brochure.pdf

AVR-2 Brochure.pdf

AVR-3.pdf

Complete Systems Solutions.pdf

DCT Family of Products 1992.pdf

DCT Full Poster.pdf

DCT Poster 1994.pdf

How the Video Recorder Works 1958.pdf

TBC800.pdf

The Ampex Collection 1982 ver1.pdf

The Seven Faces of VPR-80 1985.pdf

VPR-3 1988 Brochure.pdf

VR1200BbrochureWEB.pdf

VR1200Ecat.pdf

VR2000BbrochureWEB.pdf

VR3000.pdf

WCAU hails the Ampex Zeus.pdf

Ampex Audio • Ampex Data • Ampex Catalogs

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Ampex Document Donation to MOMSR by Michael Arbuthnot - Video docs

Michael Arbuthnot donated his scanned Ampex library to MOMSR

Go to Michael's files on MOMSR - Ampex Audio • Ampex Data • Ampex Catalogs

Video documents scanned by Michael Arbuthnot

Please note: On June 3, 2024 Don Norwood notified MOMSR that some photos in this collection are the original property of Digitrak Communications, Inc.

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