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Thanks for all your comments, maybe all you guys should work at the museum of making music. We should tell the demonstrator what those records really are...
DREAMCO 5 years ago
Dude, don't play that "thick" record on _that_ turntable!! It's an Edison record with vertical grooves, and you'll destroy it on that lateral groove-compatible machine.
dreamwulf 5 years ago
Do not play the thicker record on this phonograph. It is an Edison diamond disk made for play only on a diamond disk player. Also, do not use a steel needle for more than one or two plays or you will destroy the records. They are not made of plastic.
sentjourn 5 years ago
The 78 reocrds are made from shellac - not plastic. That thick record is an Edison Diamond Disc and it should never be player with a steel needle machine like the one it is on now. It must be played with an Edison Diamond Disc Reproducer that uses a diamond instead of steel needles. One play with a steel needle and the grooves are shot. BTW The Vic V is SWEEEET!
Moooperator 5 years ago