Soviet Hi-End Was Crazy… A Soviet Top-Notch Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder Explained
Автор: Railways | Retro Tech | DIY
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In this video, we take a deep dive into the Olympus 005-1, one of the most advanced and expensive Soviet high-end reel-to-reel tape recorders ever made.
Released in 1989, well into the compact disc era, the Olympus 005-1 is a fascinating example of late-Soviet engineering ambition. Costing 1,560 rubles (nearly 10 months of an engineer’s salary), this machine packed cutting-edge electronics into a format the rest of the world was already abandoning.
Despite that, the Olympus 005-1 features capabilities I’ve never seen in American, European, or Japanese reel-to-reel machines, even the most high-tech ones.
00:00 - Introduction
01:09 - How Reel-to-Reel Tape Works
03:26 - A Very Common Misconception
07:43 - Track Navigation
11:39 - The Best Auto-Reverse Implementation
13:46 - Real Soviet Tape Recordings
17:01 - What’s That Thing Below?
24:09 - What Else Can It Do?
26:39 - Smart Home Features (1989 Style)
27:30 - Inside the Machine
Music:
DASHI - Evolution
DASHI - Chowder
DASHI - Hiyajiru
Erik Fernholm - Whiz Kid
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