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Ampex MiniR

Ampex is a leading supplier of high-capacity, high performance digital storage systems capable of functioning in demanding environments on land, at sea or in the air. In addition to offering a line of state-of-the-art products, Ampex works closely with its customers to provide solutions to complex data capture requirements that may involve major modifications to an existing product or development of an entirely new product or technology.

Major markets served include intelligence, surveillance, reconnaisance and flight test. The company's high performance recorders acquire data at higher speeds and store larger volumes of data than general purpose recording devices. Ampex offers solid state, disk and legacy tape based products that can be engineered to satisfy the specific requirements of each customer. Ampex also provides service and maintenance contracts worldwide.

 

Events & Shows

Tue Sep 14, 2010
Society of Flight Test Engineers Symposium 2010
Tue Sep 14, 2010 @08:00 - 05:00PM
2010 Annual ITEA Symposium
Mon Oct 18, 2010
AOC Atlanta, GA
Mon Oct 25, 2010
ITC USA 2010

Ampex Front Page News

Ampex Dealt

Ampex Dealt "AICES" On Navy's Next Generation Infrared Countermeasures Evaluation POD, supplying miniR® 700 solid-state recorder systems and companion DSRs 720s

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DELMARVA Engineering joins the Ampex Team as Mid-Atlantic Representatives

DELMARVA Engineering, a systems supplier to numerous military and government installations, joins the Ampex Team as Mid-Atlantic Representatives.

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Universal Audio And Ampex Corporation Announce Partnership To Develop Magnetic Tape Emulations

Universal Audio and Ampex Corporation announce partnership to develop magnetic tape emulations at the 2010 NAMM Show in Anaheim, California

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Did you know...?

  • 1976
alt Ampex introduces the VPR-1, helical scan, Type C, 1-inch, videotape recorder. With it comes AST, the first automated scan tracking for variable speed effects, making slow motion possible directly from tape for the first time. The VPR-1’s successor, the VPR-2 (1978), becomes the industry standard for video recording.