01:50 is a Reel-to-reel tape deck for audio recording and playback.

It's a Reel to Reel tape player.  It was replaced by the cassette player and later the DVD player.  The Reel to Reel was a top of the line audio tape player.  Sony, Akai and Pioneer made some very good models.

Plenty of comments on here about the reel-to-reel tape recorder, so I won’t labour the point. However, I would suggest going back and buying it - they genuinely do cost a small fortune if you try to buy them on eBay. Revox is certainly one of the top makes. They’ve seen a bit of a revival, but particularly amongst audiophiles (the tape is larger than audio cassettes and the quality of reproduction superior).  Check out Techmoan’s channel here on YouTube - he did a nice explainer about reel-to-reel which was entitled something like ‘the most expensive format’.

Hello,somebody at home?😊well we would like more videos in electronic markets like this.

Those Reel to Reel tape decks are for recording and playing music, as Alex Mit mentioned. I have a 4 of those in my collection.

1:13 good one

That revox reel to reel tape deck would cost a fortune in UK ,
When they came out it was equivalent of hi Res audio today and you'd need to take a mortgage out to get one .

Video Cam unit at 5:42 is by no means from the 70s, that's from the 90s at the earliest up to 2000s, it uses DV tape. Both things you pointed to are both microphones. The Canon lens is "red strip" the best "glass" on the planet at the time. That unit prob went for about 20Gs..

at 2:34, right above the Technics tape deck is SAE receiver, short for Scientific Audio Engineering, legendary brand in the 70s/early 80s out of the United States, spun out of a military company. They were famous for their "Parametric Equalizer",  a monster, look it up. Also their Amps were legend. An "SAE Rack System" was the dream for many.

Looking for where the picture comes out of the audio open reel recorder had me rolling on the ground!!! Okay I'm 20 years older than you and my 20 year old son and 18 year old daughter know what they are but then again they grew up in my house! I guess that it's not fair to find it funny, all that vintage equipment used to be new once and it was everywhere! Hifi used to mean something once apon a time... Somehow humanity has lost something special! Today we have a mobile phone with one crappy speaker! We have litterely gone back to how it all started! Eventually someone will rediscover what high quality 2 channel audio equipment can do for the soul!
Until you have sat down and just listened to your favourite music on an old hifi system, you will never understand what it was all about!
Oh and that video camera isn't from the 70's, it's high definition 1080 video, I know because my 20 year old son got one of those, those things were pretty expensive when new! Not the sort of thing the average person would purchase, they were aimed at the semi professional video market...
But that is one amazing place! Every country should have something like that! Just don't get that grossly! It will destroy your records! I believe that it's a British brand though don't quote me, I could be wrong.

Cracking up hard over the discovery of the R2R equipment.  I appreciate your humble attitude regarding knowledge of equipment in vintage electronics.Enjoy the journey! It's fun!

1:47 Reel to reel music player. Uma Thurman plays it in a film by Quentin Tarantino .

The Revox was a tape to tape recorder. It was considered to be top of the line.

Those Revox recorders and amps, Quad 606... damn thats like the holy grail in audio. I sell those fully refurbished for 500 to 1000 euro's each here in the Netherlands. They are mostly from the 70's but they are extremely wanted these days. There is a small fortune on that market.

BTW that Canon camera is not from the '70 but from the early 2000's.

Where is this in Seoul?

these youngsters today .. "to watch films on" thanks for the video  :-)

I love the "You suck" on one of the closed booth roll-down gates. It was in English! Since he's only 30-years-old, he wouldn't know what a reel to reel tape deck was. Those decks would go for good money in the US, even if they needed repair. In South Korea, do they broadcast digital signals over-the-air so that those old tvs would need analog to digital converters?

That stall with all the cameras was just superb. Mind you, the whole market is pretty great anyway.

it's Reel-to-reel tape deck for audio recording and playback

1:04 that person that fixes clock is a type of watchmaker.