Message Board - Scully Model 100 Series - General Discussion
The Scully 100 Series, a new professional recorder/reproducer, offers the studio greatly improved performance, substantially lower cost, reduced size and simplified maintenance. Today, most recorders are "factory-loaded" with features, accessories and extras that are already available on studio mixing consoles. The Scully 100 offers a much-needed basic master recorder/reproducer, available with as few (or as many) accessories as are needed.
This new Scully series establishes a new standard of performance in over-dubbing or sync modes. Studios will appreciate the absence of switching transients and the ability to go from play to record sync... in fact from any mode to any other... with no measurable performance difference.
Added Features:
- Specially designed record/play head eliminates need for separate playback head and over-dub switching.
- Up to 50% less cost due to elimination of redundant components and extra features.
- Ease of handling. The 100's tape transport utilizes HTL (High Threshold Logic) integrated circuit devices. In addition, the 100 is spill proof and provides the operator a much-desired cue mode.
- Advanced Maintenance Techniques. Control logic and electronics offer instant plug-in maintenance.
Scully 100-16, 16-Track 2" Recorder/Reproducer. Above (5) five photos courtesy of Steve Puntolillo and the Scully Group.
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Long time ago, and before the revolution of digital, I bought a Scully model 100 recorder. I got from one place to another, the schematics and spare parts. …
Scully M100 at Straight Time Productions, Pittsburgh PA circa 1971 Not rated yet
This photo is of a Scully M100 installed at Straight Time Productions in 1971. It was a pretty good machine once you figured out some of the strangeness …
Straight Time Productions Not rated yet
In 1971, I moved from New York to Pittsburgh to build a studio for Don Singleton. We were roommates with Bob Schwarz, who was working maintainance for …
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