disk recorder meaning

• [Electronics]
  A device for recording (and usually also playing back) sound or other signals on record disks.
  

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• RCA Victor introduced home phonograph disk recorders in October 1930.
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• This allowed it to function as an early digital two track hard disk recorder.
• The home phonograph disk recorders of the 1930s were expensive machines that few could afford.
• The decoder separately recorded each red, blue and green field onto an analog magnetic disk recorder.
• The disk recorder repeated this sequence five more times, until the camera imaged the next SSTV frame.
• A hard disk recorder was used to create backing vocals echoing the original through time stretching and pitch shifting.
• Where they previously relied on videocassette recorders, VJs can now store clips on gigantic hard drives or hard disk recorders.
• In July 1933, they acquired a state-of-the-art, phonograph uncoated-aluminum disk recorder.

• "disk recorder" meaning in Chinese: 唱片录音机
• "disk recorder" meaning in Japanese: disk recorder 円盤録音機[その他]
• "disk recorder" meaning in Russian: станок механической звукозаписи; рекордер