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  • that horn really is amazing, how long did it take you to make and what did you make it out of

  • @kirtley2010 The horn is made out of papermache & plaster.

    All in all it took me c. a 1/2 year. The neck of the horn is thicker, c. 15 layers of

    paper, glue & plaster. After one layer is dried c. 1 week, then the next layer, and so on.

    All in all the weight of the horn is c. 10kg.

  • I like your gramophone, ha ha ;-) even if I'm not very found of aucoustic sound. I love the records from that time, but can never stop wish, that the teqnique should have been better, But if it sounds like that it's very very good. And the melody; orental inspirated music from this time is like always wunderschön.

  • Tolle Nummer & sehr  interessantes Video!

  • This was definitely an eletrical.

  • Gosh what fidelity! That horn really projects! Was that an option? I like the updated electric versions of what were acoustical recordings from the early 20's! In the biography of WW II journalist Ernie Pyle, it tells of when he attended Indiana Univ. in '23.  They had a dance outdoors, but the phonograph was placed at a window in the upstairs chemistry dept. with a large funnel placed in front of the speaker with an effect I'm sure much like yours!

  • @VictrolaJazz With a 1950´s record, I may blow the neighbours out of the street if the window is open.... ;)

    Yes, this beast is really loud!

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