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@PatSharpsNastyMullet A new changer? Maid in china, yup. Modern "ceramic" cartridge. Seems to work right. You are playing 78's, Wheres the issue. For $50 US that seems OK to me. I rather just use mt BSR with a modern amp and magnetic cartridge, made in the 70's, but? Whats the issue

Ganglian cooch! Cheech stile, right A

I drove a Saturn 98 SC1 for 14 years and never changed the coolant or hoses. Holy crap! If it's pink, leave it alone. 98K miles on the engine will not do any damage. If the color is not pink, get the wallet ready.

Please define Chouch and Cheech. Must be something Canadian. When Choosh, it's F**ked, cant be done or fixed. Cheeched must be something about smoking? Yes! He he he

I think made in china.. Cost about $50 I would think, maybe less.

Do the CD's play? Just curious. Not a big fan, but this might be an option for me.

Very interesting cutter. Home made? Looks nice, sounds nice. Not my type of music but very interested.

Have not shipped yet, but just packed up the cutting needle this morning. Try soft material like vinyl, I think you will like what you get back at 33 1/3. The needle is 78 size. Hard material will run down the sharpness fast. The optical side of CD or DVD media does work fairly well. Done th...

RIAA eq? Sounds very good to me

Embossed, not cut. But home made. Thanks for sharing

Dame Chooshed or Cheeched. A!

? Right speed please

Inner start, I would hold on that for a wile. Sound is not too bad but it most likely a lathe record (One of a kind)

I am very impressed. You are using the the needle to emboss the groove, not cut a groove. My friend you on to something lost in the 40's. I have and old Edison Diamond disc dictation machine that uses the same idea. (Vertical, not lateral). I have a few old cutting needles if interested (The...

A real recording, but not from a cylinder record. See the spot, but don't hear it! Also way too slow for this format This is most likely from source like more like LP or tape. Thanks for the post anyway.

@DSM1G90 Very nice records! I have only four sets on the "Red Seal Deluxe" label. 12 Inch 78's. Rare i think today. I have a lot of Red Seal clear wax 45 box sets. I like to collect these. Thanks so much for the info. I did not know the history. I still play them from time to time. Sti...

@poppakind1 45 RPM Mono

Hum. I would love to hear back. I can play 16" disc no issue. I have a stylus for early records. It's stereo, but that helps with vertical cut recordings. This format is so very rare. How many people have a disc like that? I would love to transfer a disk like this just to preserve the rec...

Holy crap. What a machine. I thought my pioneer was good, but ???

NICE! Never seen a mechanism like this. Very nice in deed. 33 and 45 only?

It is a problem with the spring. I would pull the bottom off the machine and take a look. Some (Most) anti skates just use a simple spring that rides in a track. I have seen issues were the spring has fallen out of that track. It will do strange things when the knob is fully rotated. You mig...

I would think it has serious value. Rare is an understatement. I've never seen anything like it.

Can I ask, does it play records without a lead in and lead out groove?

Cool - I have one of these. If your interested, I have records this machine was made to play. Not 33 1/3 but 8 1/3 RPM. They play for about 2 and a half hours per side if they are standard 12 inch mono. Maybe 1 hour per side at 10 inch. There are even 9 inch records that are more like floppy...

Very nice machine! Heard of them, but never seen one on action. Very nice.

If you need some records., let me know.