PRESTO History on the web

[Prestofan]

HI Trolls: The Presto History web site has moved to a new location. It can now be accessed
at http://www.prestohistory.com
If you have not visited, it contains a narrative on the history of the Presto Recording Company,
pictures and information on most of their disc and tape recorders and amplifiers.

[Steve E.]

It's been one of our most crucial references since this site started. Thank you, prestofan!!


The site used to be at http://www.televar.com/grshome/Presto.html, in case anyone ever needs this info for a "wayback machine" search. I've updated most of the links throughout this site to the new site.

[Dub Studio]

Anyone know where this is now? Neither of these links seem to work. Thanks

[Steve E.]

This seems to be your best bet for now.

https://web.archive.org/web/20211221123448/http://www.prestohistory.com/

A tip of the hat to the late, great Alan Graves, aka Prestofan.

[Dub Studio]

Thanks Steve

[Steve E.]

Thanks to EpicenterBryan, the site is back up:

https://www.prestohistory.com/

[displacedsnail]

Wow, really great site, thanks for sharing (and stewarding)!

[Dub Studio]

Amazing! Thanks EpicenterBryan!

I wonder if I could ask where the photo of the 14-B came from? Is there any more info out there about it? Larger res photo?

[Simon]

I am sure I have seen a sales brochure recently when I was hunting. Here is a link to one in the flesh on here

https://www.lathetrolls.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5784&hilit=14b

[Dub Studio]

I am sure I have seen a sales brochure recently when I was hunting. Here is a link to one in the flesh on here

https://www.lathetrolls.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5784&hilit=14b

Thanks for the link, yes, that was why I was asking

I have seen a sales brochure around too, but nothing about the 14-B in there.

[Simon]

It is quite a rare machine. I had never seen one, other than the pictures on the Presto History page. Then found one here in the wild