![Ampex Corporation introduced the model 300 multi-channel magnetic tape recorder in 1949. Early users of these machines concentrated primarily on the development of stereophonic recording techniques, but it was soon apparent that multi-channel recorders were opening the way to a wide variety of other applications. During 1957, Ampex began to market half-inch three channel model 300 recorders [1] using high crosstalk rejection, cast-construction head assemblies. References ↑ When Vinyl Ruled, 2000-09i. 109th AES Convention in Los Angeles, 2000 Sept 22...25. AES Historical Committee, Audio Engineering Society.](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/df/Ampex_model_300_%C2%BD%22_3tr_%28RCA_Studio_B%29.jpg)
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Ampex Corporation introduced the model 300 multi-channel magnetic tape recorder in 1949. Early users of these machines concentrated primarily on the development of stereophonic recording techniques, but it was soon apparent that multi-channel recorders were opening the way to a wide variety of other applications. During 1957, Ampex began to market half-inch three channel model 300 recorders [1] using high crosstalk rejection, cast-construction head assemblies. References
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