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A Bit of History - ELAC Miracord - Electroacustic GMBH history - Benjamin Miracord, BenjaminElectronic Sound Corp., White Electronic Development Corp.)Service Manuals, Schematics, UserOwner Operating Instruction Manuals, DIY Electronics Repair Info,Brochures, Vintage Audio, Classic Audio & Newer. Consumer Electronics,Pro Audio, Musical Instruments & More! Will Quality printed manuals when YOU want one? Maybe not.A Bit of History - ELAC Miracord - ElectroacusticGMBH - Benmamin Miracord(PrintedReproduction Manuals)(Spare Factory ORIGINAL Manuals)400,000 - 500,000 files.About our Manuals:.Other Stuff For Sale:. ELECTROACUSTICGmbH is a German company best known in most parts of the world as ELAC orMiracord. Their turntables from primarily the 1950s through 1970s are verywell known. They were distributed in the USA by Benjamin Electronic SoundCorp.
Who sometimes re-badged them as Benjamin Miracord. In Canada, theywere distributed by White Electronic Development Corp. Ltd.On April15, 1908, Dr Phil Heinrich Hecht started working in Kiel, Germany on underwatersound technology. In 1911, a company called Signalgesellschaft GmbH wasfounded. The managers were Dr Phil Hecht, Dr Phil Wilhelm Rudolph, WalterHahnemann, and Gerhard Schmidt.After World War I, Dr Hecht, GerhardSchmidt, and Dr Rudolph founded the ELECTROACUSTIC GmbH. The company prosperedand grew to have a total workforce of about 5000.
World War II interruptedtheir progress and the company nearly ground to a halt. They maintainedoperations with a downsized workforce of approximately 250 workers and bymaking sewing machines and other products.In the late 1940s theyintroduce their first turntable using the ELAC brand name and produce 5600the first year. They will eventually produce approximately 4 million turntables.Through their work with producing high purity Seignette salt crystals, theyintroduce the crystal phono pickup (KST1) which requires only 270 mN (milli-newtons)(approximately 27 gm) tracking force instead of the 600 to 1200 mN (approximately60 - 120 gm) which was common at the time.
By the mid-1950s, three Germancompanies consisting of ELAC, Dual and Perpetuum Ebner (PE) enjoy a 90%worldwide market share for turntables.In 1957 ELAC patents an electro-magnetic pick-up which establishedthem as a world leader in pickups. They license it to companies around theworld including Shure. Further development of this technology led to whatbecomes known as Moving-Magnet cartridge systems or simply MM. By the late1960s, ELAC hi-fi magnet pick-ups had tracking forces below 10 mN (approximately1 gm).About 1978 turntable manufacturers experienced a dramaticdownturn in sales.
ELAC is split with the underwater sound portion of thecompany being bought by Honeywell and the phono division is renamed ELACIngenieurtechnik. The (again) downsized company continues on a much reducedscale and with other work such as industrial robots.Despite changesin marketing strategies and a successful new stylus design, the companycontinues to have difficulties and is once again reorganized. In 1982, John& Partner Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH takes over ELAC's marketing and distribution.A new Moving-Coil pickup, the EMC-1 is introduced along with new products.In the mid 1980s, the company moved into the speaker business. Fromthat time forward they begin developing new concepts of loudspeaker dispersioncharacteristics, room acoustics, and computer modeling of listening environmentsimulations. They acquired the AXIOM Elektroakustik GmgH speaker companyand integrated the Linear Acoustic brand into ELAC.1990 sees anew subsidiary named ELAC Technische Software GmbH (ETS).
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Through ETS theydevelop complex computer modeling and begin bringing new technologies tothe speaker industry. They acquired the A.R.E.S. Speaker brand. The HeilAir Motion Transformer concept if refined with their introduction of ELAC'JET' tweeters. The new focus in speakers and acoustic technologies resultedin industry recognition and numerous awards throughout the 1990s.In 1997 they end production of pickups and further concentrate on loudspeakers.In 1998 they consolidate the JOHN & PARTNER and ELAC Phonosysteme into onecompany and once again take their original name of ELAC ELECTROACUSTIC GMBH.New innovations continue as involve themselves in developing loudspeakersfor use in automobile air ducts, cinema sound and surround sound technologies.The 1990s saw many industry awards and growing popularity, particularlyin the Asian markets. By 2004, ELAC was the best known German speaker companyin China.is not a buzzword.It IS Our Guiding Principleto your FavoritesOther sites we host:We sponsor two freeThe Definitive 1970-1985HiFi Specs & Reference Info Pause your busy life fora moment to feed your soul and spirit.
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Smooth vinyl precision.ELAC’s Miracord 50 Turntable is designed to deliver exceptional vinyl transcription, inspired by the iconic Miracord name from the Golden Age of Stereo, when turntables reigned supreme. The Miracord 50 is carefully engineered with a belt-drive motor and die-cast aluminum platter. A precision static balanced, straight-tube tonearm with removable headshell features a factory-mounted MM phono cartridge. Designed with convenience in mind, the Miracord 50 is equipped with a built-in defeatable phono preamplifier, allowing you to add this turntable to virtually any music system.