The Dictabelt or Memobelt was a form of recording medium introduced by the American Dictaphone company in 1947. It used a stylus to record sounds by pressing a groove into a replaceable plastic belt. Previously, Dictaphone's products had used wax cylinders as their recording medium.
Along with a Gray Audograph sound recorder, a Dictabelt captured sounds recorded at the time of the John F. Kennedy assassination that were reviewed by the United States House Select Committee on Assassinations.
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- Audio Recording History
- History of the Dictation Equipment Industry
- Can technology settle the Lone Gunman controversy in the JFK assassination?
- The Audograph and the Kennedy assassination
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