Talk:Birotron

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Wow!!! The Birotron brings back very fond memories for me. I was looking up Dave Biro on the internet because he is an old friend of mine with whom I've lost touch since the early 80s. On the original Birotron, Dave recorded my voice on those eight tracks for the upper octaves. This is too cool -- I had no idea there was an article about the Birotron here . This probably isn't appropriate for a talk page, but, hey, so what? We're humans! I remember when Dave went to England to work with Rick Wakeman on the Birotron and it was so exciting because we were die-hard Yes fans. Eight tracks, lol!!! Wonder where Dave is up to now. Sigh...ah, youth! Sylviecyn 15:05, 7 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Video in youtube

There is a one minute fiftyfour seconds long video on Birotron B-90 in youtube featuring various sounds.Korina (talk) 12:24, 12 August 2017 (UTC)[reply]

History[edit]

‘Past history’ is a form of pleonasm, history is always in the past! You can discuss ‘ancient history’ or ‘recent history’ however these need associated timeframes provided to be meaningful (could be millions of years or milliseconds). ‘Past history’ and similar pairs/collocations that are regarded as not meeting the requirements of WP:TERSE will be automatically modified by AWB. I think ‘early’ achieves what you want. Neils51 (talk) 05:57, 20 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]