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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2007

His Masters Voice model 5

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  • Nice Video...By the Way...What is this tune called?

  • Leicester Square Rag with Oscar Rubin & His Band

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  • -Superb machine great sound a master piece . I collect 78 records i have a vast collection but have never been able to obtain 1 of these old machines to play them on . if any1 has any to sell please leave me a message

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  • Modern music stinks

  • I always use a modern stereo to play my old 78rp shellacs.

  • So play them on a modern stereo - they'll sound great ! And the light tone-arm, the record will appreciate.

    By the way, "His Master's Voice" was the dog listening to a recording of his DEAD master, who was lying in a closed coffin. The dog and the phonograph were both perched on the coffin llid ! Somebody said that the theme was macabre, so the coffin was left out of the final design.

  • Ya, the needles actually do wear out after about 1-2 plays. I have heard something about you can substitute the needle with a cactus needle, however I'm not suggesting it...

  • @ox141jf

    How can it be "massively loud" when an amplified modern player has a volume control? Wonderful results can be obtained from 78s on sympathetic equipment capable of using the necessary equalisation used by various manufacturers.

  • @monty78pig

    Sorry, but steel needles do not themselves ruin 78s. Badly-adjusted (or indifferently made) gramophones and not changing the needle each side are the offenders. I have been collecting gramophones and 78s for well over 40 years and have NEVER worn out a record by playing it acoustically. Contrary to popular belief, it is the record that wears the needle, which when worn and not changed can damage the groove. Never use a loud tone needle and use the best gramophones.

  • @monty78pig how hard does the needle pushes on the record? I want to know because it is so hard that you have to change it everytime you play a record!

  • It is a good collection I like it. I have a good collection of Gramophone and record player, am a mechanic of the gramophones If you r interested please contact me my mobile no +919995017065

  • @jellybones423 No, the grooves are not wide enough and vinyl is too soft, that steel needle will go right through!

  • @shieldsguy Don't use one of these they'll destroy your shellac records (especially later ones). Buy a proper setup with a turntable that can do 78 rpm, a decent cartridge such as a shure SM78 and a flat level pre-amp. Steel needles will ruin your collection.

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