TWO Ferrograph 4A Reel to Reel tape recorders TWO units are being sold here. See photos for both. Heavy for collection only, will drive a reasonable distance from Cambridge to meet you, to make collection easier if you are coming a long way. Ask about postage BEFORE bidding if you want, maybe can arrange something. I got these in car boot several years ago and never did anything with them. They came with the power cord cut off, I’ve never powered them up. They don’t contains valves. There are NO signs of burning or damage on the inside, so I suspect they will work if re-valved and powered up. But selling for parts just in case. Technical specifications here: https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/ferrograph_series_4_4a.html#data

VINTAGE FERROGRAPH R.T.S. 40 db ATTENUATOR Maybe of use to someone? Please see photos Good Luck and thanks for looking!

Ferrograph and Ferrotape are terms associated with vintage magnetic tape recording technology. Ferrograph refers to a British brand of audio recording and playback equipment, primarily known for its tape recorders and related devices. Ferrograph tape recorders were popular during the mid-20th century and were used in professional and consumer settings for recording audio. They were well-regarded for their build quality and sound reproduction capabilities. Ferrotape, on the other hand, is a type of magnetic tape specifically designed for use with Ferrograph tape recorders. It is a reel-to-reel tape format that utilizes a ferromagnetic coating on the tape surface to record and reproduce audio signals. Ferrotape was known for its durability and high-quality sound reproduction. Both Ferrograph and Ferrotape were widely used in the audio recording industry and by enthusiasts during the analog tape era. However, with the advent of digital recording technologies, magnetic tape-based systems like Ferrograph and Ferrotape have become less common and have largely been replaced by digital formats.