What is that thing? (Built into the wall) Early Tek? I can't peel my eyes off it. Darned bouncing 1968 women, Godda Inna way!
. Playboy After Dark 8/8/68 .
(I presume this is the Playboy Mansion? No?)
What is that thing? (Built into the wall) Early Tek? I can't peel my eyes off it. Darned bouncing 1968 women, Godda Inna way!
. Playboy After Dark 8/8/68 .
(I presume this is the Playboy Mansion? No?)
sorta looks like a rack mount Type 533A..but Barbie Benton keeps getting in the way... Who was that stiff she is dancing with...Hef?? lol
~The late 60s man, you just had to be there. It was a far-out time. :-D
imdb.com claims that those episodes were filmed at CBS Studio 31 and KTLA Studios. [1] That particular "After Hours" episode's small stage size suggests that KTLA's seemingly smaller studios may fit best, but you never know.
Note.
[1]Thank you,
yes off it. Darned bouncing 1968 women, Godda Inna way!
It looks like military surplus to me. It reminds me of the display used to tune a receiver for RTTY around the Korean war.
There is some industrial video equipment, a bunch of cheap AM/FM receivers and some industrial electronics. Probably $100 of stuff from a surplus stor e when that set was built. I didn't see anything that was powered up, and t he layout made zero sense. A pair of 9" Monochrome video monitors, mounted that high?
I remember running this crappy show on 16mm film at the AFRTS TV Station at Ft. Greely. in ''73-'74.
The RTTY tuning indicator is just a x-y oscilloscope with mark filter output on one axis and space filter output on the other one.
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