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As a find this is up there with the Echorec P.E.603 - Stereo we had a few years ago (now sadly gone), however this Binson is so rare that it doesn't even feature in AudioExMachina's Echorec Bible. When we saw this huge beast we knew two things: that it would be a world of pain to bring back to life; and that we had to do it. A couple of years later and a chunk of time with two different engineers and we are finally (almost - see below) there.
Binson can only have made a few of these, given the lack of information about them online. This may be the only functional example left anywhere...
It's heavy. It's inconvenient, not least because the input and output sockets are in the centre of the underside. But, man is it a beautiful example of Binson's industrial design aesthetic. Zoom into the photos to see some of the details.
Right now we're holding on to it. We've invested a huge amount in bringing this back to a functional state. It's not perfect and now we need to spend some time testing what it can do and deciding if we want to sink more money into it, or let it go as it is.
As we get some demos and more information we will add it to this page, or possibly devote a blog post to this fascinating piece of Italian music history.
If you have one of these or any information about them please get in touch!
Binson can only have made a few of these, given the lack of information about them online. This may be the only functional example left anywhere...
It's heavy. It's inconvenient, not least because the input and output sockets are in the centre of the underside. But, man is it a beautiful example of Binson's industrial design aesthetic. Zoom into the photos to see some of the details.
Right now we're holding on to it. We've invested a huge amount in bringing this back to a functional state. It's not perfect and now we need to spend some time testing what it can do and deciding if we want to sink more money into it, or let it go as it is.
As we get some demos and more information we will add it to this page, or possibly devote a blog post to this fascinating piece of Italian music history.
If you have one of these or any information about them please get in touch!