Fun video here on YouTube
YouTube - THE RELUCTANT DRAGON
Anyone know what the horn is used on the Sonovox? Looks like a very small WE or Vitaphone.
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Fun video here on YouTube
YouTube - THE RELUCTANT DRAGON
Anyone know what the horn is used on the Sonovox? Looks like a very small WE or Vitaphone.
Size and folding looks like a WE KS-6373 PA/stage monitor.
GM
Cool. Not one I know, nor did Google help. Got any more info?
A little bit:
GM
GM where do you always find this stuff ? :cool:
I once had quite a large and varied library of vintage stuff either given me by relatives/whoever or collected on my own dating back to the first issue of National Geographic, but a house fire consumed much of it, so only a smattering of stuff left. Also, when I first got on-line, the net was still basically a collection of institutions with open archives, not the least of which was AT&T's and where this particular info came from. Unfortunately, an early virus that targeted graphics got most of what I'd collected before these were closed to the public.
GM
Great Clip Pano ! Really loved that snap-shot in time ( etc. ) .
GM, thanks for the W.E. info .
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Thanks GM, that looks like the one! Glad I don't have to haul those around as stage monitors. ;) Wouldn't mind owning a pair, tho.
Earl, yeah, it's a cool clip. I can't find that Casey Jr. cartoon in stand alone form, tho. There is a similar clip in the movie Dumbo, but not this same one. And I wonder why the fellows making the storm sounds are wearing those crazy masks and hoods?
Sooooo, any ideas about the Sonovox? I know that the device was held on the vocal cords to produce sound, then that sound shaped with the mouth. But the clip does not show her anywhere near a mic, which should be needed, right? (other sound effects folks are shown with mics). Or is one side of the Sonovox a pickup? Not sure how that would work.
You're welcome!
Yeah, you and me both!
Those things held against the throat are small speakers or very large microphones depending on your POV to get a strong enough signal back to a special pre-amp.
Yeah, I wondered about that too. The concept would be scaled down to the throat mikes used by WWII pilots.
GM
Try Cartoon-World ! I found a bunch of rare toons there. It is a strange site tho.Just the way you search,it seems backwards IMO,it has a forum with it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Panomaniac
Well, rather than making them out of fabric as these were, you could always do like the model shop did and make them using paper mache: http://itishifi.blogspot.com/2010/06...apermache.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Panomaniac
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