
Unidentified
engineer at equipment rack in WDRC's
16th floor penthouse studios at 750 Main
Street in Hartford.
Note
the presence of three reel-to-reel tape recorders,
which was unusual for that period (September, 1953).
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Two views of
WDRC's Dan Siemasko

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here for another view.
There
have been many engineers at WDRC over the years
(* denotes chief engineer).
Below is a partial list;
additions are welcome:
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WDRC
production engineer
Dan Siemasko (November, 1972)

WDRC
engineer Charles R. Parker explains how tape
works
to young listeners (early 1950s).
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