Revolutionizing Portable Audio: Unleashing Stereo Sound on the Go.

UHER 4400 Report Stereo IC, made in Germany in 1972, was just as expedition-ready and tropicalized as the world-famous Uher 4000 Report. It used the technology of a large hi-fi stereo device in the smallest of spaces. 4400 is only half the size of a briefcase and can be used anywhere independent of the power supply. The new tape tension controller guarantees excellent synchronization (studio quality) free of sound fluctuations - even under unfavorable recording conditions. State-of-the-art IC output stages (integrated circuits) ensure reliability and noise immunity.



The main advantage of 4400 was the stereo sound. Stereo brings movement and space to your tape recordings. Trains and cars really "move", and music recordings become clearer and more transparent. If you add sound to slides, you can record music and noises on one stereo channel and speak your commentary on the other.

With the Uher 4400 Report Stereo IC, you can even add sound to your films with the lip-sync! The Braun company supplied a connector for the Nizo cameras 5560/5800 for the direct recording of synchronous impulses according to the ETS method.

 

That switch for tape speed changing gears!