By Paul H. Thomsen N.R.I. Communications Consultant Any Radiotrician who is eager to take full advantage of his technical training should consider setting up a sound recording business as a sideline to regular servicing, public address or other radio work. The first step in setting up a sound recording enterprise is, of course, a thorough analysis of the market for recordings in your community, based primarily upon the volume of business you can reasonably expect from the different types of prospects once you have become established. Schools and colleges use recordings as aid in correcting speech defects and in teaching public speaking. Portable recorders such as this can be set up in any classroom. Concealed recorders are used by many business firms for training their new salesmen.
Improvement is rapid when student salesmen hear their own faults.
Recording a radio program with a Presto Junior Sound Recorder.