This view of the main transmitter of the General Electric Station appears to have been taken earlier than the previous photo, and from the opposite corner of the room. Notice the open construction of all […]
Here is another view of an NBC remote broadcast from the 1940s. The location and event are unknown. The engineer operating the mixer at left is Ernie Jefferson. The name of the engineer on the […]
General Electric built a grand studio building for its station KGO in 1924. The station was located on the grounds of a G.E. transformer factory at 5441 East 14th Street (now International Blvd.) in Oakland. […]
Radio City was the model studio complex that NBC built in 1942, at the corner of Taylor and O’Farrell Streets in San Francisco.
NBC Radio City, San Francisco Taylor & O’Farrell Streets May 1942 A million-dollar, modern, streamlined and air-conditioned building, literally the most perfect broadcasting plant devised by the hands of Radio Industry’s miracle engineers, making possible […]
This view shows the transmitter operator’s position at the General Electric station in Oakland. From this position, the operator monitored the audio modulation level during every broadcast. At left is the main power control panel, […]
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