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  • How does this work? I'm trying to build a gramophone that will play vinyl without damaging it.

  • @TheHexeract Oh - Vinyl with a grammophone.... ;)

    1. You need a light late 1940´s or 50´s grammophone soundbox.

    2. Forget Steel needles - even soft one!

    3. You Bamboo or thorn needles

    4. Look for recording lathe motor - some can also play with 33rpm

    5. Built a big horn - vinyl played on a grammophone isn´t loud.

    6. GOOD LUCK ;)

    Looking forward to your attempt´s....

  • Any idea on how loud this setup will go in terms of dB SPL at 1 m or so? Without any kind of reference, this is very hard to judge from the video.

  • @yeoldeengineer In db I really dont know - and haven´t the technique to measure it.

    But it is loud... !

  • i think this might be one of the biggest horns in the world!, the only bigger one i can think of is the nimbus mk3 horn but that sounds terrible with a echo but this sounds great, i might even say it is better than a emg

  • Well it has marvelous sound! You ought to market it!

  • @VictrolaJazz No way - you know, the € is going to collaps - but maybe with a horn of gold.... ;)

    Seriously - this was a fun project. It took a lot of work - but this was also part of the fun.

    How to ship such a beast... ?

  • i really really like this version of st louis blues, have you any idea if it is rare or not?

  • @kirtley2010 It´s a german Telefunken record, Teddy Stauffer had been very populär in the 30´s here, so you may find his records often.

    The St. Louis Blues disc isn´t that uncommon - at least here in germany ;)

  • @formiggini i doubt i would find a copy in the uk, if you find another copy could you get it and i will but it from you or swap it

  • Wow Direct and brutal sound. That's the prae for 78ths.

  • @heinbanjo12 Yes - bloody mary is ugly, but good sounding ;)

  • Powerful and clear sound!

    I think you can use only one mic before horn

  • @Alex11111Ufa1 With only one mic in front of the horn, some of the trebles are lost.

    The horn has a range up to 5000Hz, with the second mic the sound is recorded to c. 5.700Hz.

  • @formiggini Yes, it's true! But near the soundbox we can hear only high-frequence noise and a little bit good sound. The horn is a "natural" noise-reduction.

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