Ampex
Ampex Corporation is an American electronics company historically known for pioneering magnetic tape recording and for its role in the development of professional audio and video equipment. The company was founded in 1944 by Alexander M. Poniatoff in the United States.
Beginning as a producer of high-quality audio tape recorders, Ampex introduced the Model 200 in 1948, a
In 1956, Ampex introduced the VR-1000, the first practical videotape recorder based on the 2-inch quadruplex
Throughout the following decades, Ampex supplied equipment to major networks, film studios, and government customers, and
Facing changing technology and market conditions in the late 20th century, Ampex broadened its focus beyond
Today, Ampex is remembered primarily for its pioneering role in magnetic tape and videotape technologies, and