Vintage wind up gramophone playing Yes we have no ...

[IdontneedanIpod]

O my god i haven't heard this song in years.

[fuzzbear6240]

Stevie.., Sounds very good. Is that a second generation HMV 101? One of the best portable acoustic phonographs ever made! Regards, J.

[steviebboy69]

im not sure but i think it might be.

it sounds much richer and better than the other units, even the upright console model.

[fuzzbear6240]

Steve.., It's a fantastic machine. I'd never part with mine. Ha Ha! Do you have a stobe for setting the speed? Regards, J.

[steviebboy69]

i did actually get a strobe for it, well it was made of paper cut out of an old electronics magazine by the original owner.

I got this on ebay for around $120aus or there abouts . i also got about 80 78s with it.

and some old needle tins.

[zagyex]

Nice one. Mine looks exactly like this, but i have the russian copy of the HMV original.

[steviebboy69]

i got this off ebay for about $120 AUS and got about 80 78's with it as well.

[fuzzbear6240]

Steve, I'm not sure about the rate of exchange, but I'd guess you got a pretty good deal. Regards, J.

[steviebboy69]

yeah,

it was i guess.

[zagyex]

I've just started restoring my gramophone - or patophone - ?

[steviebboy69]

hi,

thats great when you do if you have the equipment you should put it on here.

[zagyex]

I will. Im full of records, but can listen them only the electronic way with a mono pickup.

Unfortunatelly the bearing of the arm is broken, i hope i can fix it somehow. It looks it had ball bearings, but couldnt find the balls..

[IdontneedanIpod]

@zagyex You couldn't find the balls lol

[RobinMetrocolor]

Very catchy song, This would make great dancing music.