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David Kilderry
Registrace 14. 11. 2012
Drive in speakers history tour.
David Kilderry takes you on a journey through the history of the Australian Drive-in theatre speaker. Follow its rise and fall and its origins with the American drive-in speaker. There were other drive-in collectibles too and this video shows them all in use through historic photos from the golden age of drive-ins.
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The Worlds Busiest Restaurant; Feltmans of Coney Island
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Feltmans was the world's largest and busiest restaurant serving over 5 million customers a year and over 40,000 a day. It boasted a merry-go-round, roller coaster, orchestras, dancing and an outdoor cinema to compliment its seven distinct dining areas, bars and gardens. How did it begin, what became of it and how was the hot dog invented?.
How To Buy A Super 8 Movie Projector
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David Kilderry gives you tips on what to look for if you are considering buying a Super 8 movie Projector. What features are important? What brands are best? What should you check?
I got a CHINON 7800H (for £89 including the postage) it came today and it works like a dream. it was well cared for by someone like us. I have BATTLESTAR GALACTICA `1978 X 2 PARTS and SUPERMAN THE MOVIE 1978. I am bidding on THE SNOWMAN (1984) and I have a 16mm BELL N HPOWELL FILM O SOUND with a lovely feature film called MELODY 1971 and the youth of today in our family love it
Great buying. You have some classics there, well done!
Great and very informative video, what do you think about the Minolta 6000 Super 8 Projector, is it a good?
And then there is the issue of converting voltage. Anything made outside of US is 22ov 50 Hz.
Nice demonstration. Thanks for keeping cine alive. Good on ya mate!
I'm looking for a projector recommendation. I need a projector with a great lens that produces a sharp image from corner to corner and is gentle on the film. I've tested four super 8 projectors, including the Kodak M80 with three different lenses, Kodak Moviedeck 457, Eumig Mark S 802, and Canon S-2. Among them, I found that the Kodak 457 is the most gentle to films, but the Moviedeck's and M80's lenses are very soft. The Canon's lens is sharp, but the hot bulb makes it risky to watch movies on it. Eumig was nice, but it wasn't as gentle to my films, and the lens has a very shallow depth of field. I don't need sound in the projector but don't mind if it's there. Thank you for all suggestions!
I'd be looking at one of the better Elmo sound projectors. One of the ST range, 800 or 1200 or even an SC18. They have good standard lenses but you can buy option Schneider lenses for them that really are top of the range. Good luck!
@@davidkilderry1828 Thank you!
interesting. Would love to see the american history. I just made one into a bluetooth speaker from on from my great grandfathers old drive in theather. I have a video on it on my channel.
Great information here. Really helped me out with my first Super8 Projector purchase. Thank you!
fantastic
I'm amazed to learn that there are still drive-ins in Australia. Here in the U.S. there are very few left. I've only seen five in my entire life and only 2 of those were operational.
Really great video - Thank you. My late father was an amateur film-maker and shot everything on Super 8 with sound. I have a load of his old work to transfer on to a digital format to preserve history. All the best
Thanks for watching. We also shot a lot of Super 8 sound films. My dad bought the camera, but I mostly used it!
Can you still gets this film developed somewhere?
Yes, just search Super 8 film processing and you'll find them all over the world.
I still have my Sankyo Stereo - 800 Super 8mm sound movie porjector. The reason why I brought this was because you could record sound on the second track of the super 8 sound film somost of my home movies had music add to them.
I loved experimenting with adding sound. I did a school project on Super 8 sound film, I added commentary and music and received an A+.
Buena información. Gracias.👍
hi u seem to know a bit a bout projectors . I've dug mine out of attic as a find an old one that rekindled my enthusiasm. my question is I have chinon 7500 sound projector. can u change the mount that the film goes on . as my reals off film have small opening and the mounts are quite fat hope u can understand and help
Numbers please
I think only America and Australians can really appreciate the Drive In. Those of us old enough and who lived in rural areas knew how much these meant. Would love to get a Australian made speaker
They do come up on ebay, Facebook Marketplace, Gumtree etc
I'm looking forward to receiving a Sankyo Sound 700 for Christmas 2021!
Have fun!
Cómo evitar el parpadeo si quiero capturar la imagen desde mi cámara digital ?Gracias
Speak, some Einglish foreigner !!
@@stevenhoelderich9490 no hablo ingles lo siento . Gracias
Hi.🙌 I love 8mm 🎥⭐🎬
So ,do I in, fact I have ,some myself That belonged to my Grandparents. Regular 8 & super 8 films . I'm in Them, as a small boy Like 2 years old to 4 years old To 6 - 9 years old.
Any words on the Cannon PS1000? Tx 👍
I have only owned one years ago. Canon make solid equipment. I love my 814xls Super 8 camera.
Special thanks to the Coney Island History Project and the amazing work of Charles Denson and his team.
I'm a lifelong New Yorker and still I learned a lot from this video. Thanks.
Thanks for the information. Can you put a higher wattage globe into a projector than what it came with?
No. It will blow the power supply in most cases. Best bet it to change your lens to one that allows more light through like 1.2 or 1.1 or buy a projector that has a brighter bulb.
@@davidkilderry1828 Thanks for that. Don't have one as yet, not having much luck finding one that really works properly.
have a couple in my collection gladly
thank you David ,did you know that the Westrex in car speakers had a mute system at the speaker post so that when you hung up the speaker the sound was muted thus saving you running around turning down the speaker pots or volume controls,and also the signal strength was about 1 third of a watt at each in car speaker
I did not know that Ron. Great info. from someone who was there in the golden era!
Thanks for sharing Australian Drive-In speaker history! We are still producing Drive-In speakers in the USA. Drive-In's run deep in our family history, as past generations have owned and operated several theaters. We truly hope you enjoy our products, as they are very nostalgic to us and others. Currently, we are still manufacturing brand-new Drive-In speakers from the original molds. Our products are made right here in the USA! Specializing in rare. Drive-In movie theater memorabilia from the 50′s, 60′s and 70′s. Vintage speakers are our specialty, too. We have one of the fastest growing collections of restored and unrestored Drive-In speakers around. Detroitdiecast.com. 'Cheers Mate!
Detroit Diecast really does have some great speakers; be sure to check them out.
Whilst the in-car drive-in speaker as we know it today did not start selling in big numbers until 1946 because of WW2; it was actually developed by RCA in 1941.
Very interesting David, well done.
Thanks Max!