Re: help with EEG machine from 70s [2 Attachments]

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,I'd suggest she slip into her bell-bottoms, turn on her transistor radio, hop into her 74 Monza and drive over to the Biofeedback museum (if she can still find leaded gas).  The thing probably uses vacuum tubes, and good luck finding those.  Of course, I assume, she's aware that this was pre-computer, so it will be rather limited in what it can do and how it gives feedback.  I have no idea who the manufacturer was--probably long out of business--so I have no idea where to even start looking for a manual (I'm pretty sure we had paper back then.

I know Lubar was doing EEG feedback back then, as was Barry Sterman, and I've seen pictures of 's office with a pile of units like that on a table, so he may have an idea what it is.Pete

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On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 2:20 PM, Lindsey <mtlindsey@...> wrote:

 

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Hello All and Happy New Year!

It's been a while since I have posted and I have always appreciate the help I receive -- so thank you in advance for responding!

I have a friend with an EEG Model A3 from the 70's era. She would like to use it but is missing the manual. I am wondering if anyone recognizes this machine (photo attached) and is so, could help me out with info regarding it.

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Warm Regards,

Lindsey LMFT

Claremont Counseling & Neurofeedback Center