Edison-Bell phonograph from 1905, Albert Benzler cylinder'07
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I see I am not blocked from THIS point.
Many of these old cylinders have scruffy surface noise. Near the end you can tell how fast the cylinder is rotating and even if there was no video, you can visualize the cylinder spinning on the motor by the surface noise.
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Hello !
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In the US, Edison cylinders typically sell for $3 to $15
personally, I won't spend more than $10 for a perfect cylinder in original box.
nice machine, make sure all gears are a bit loose, put a little oil and it should solve your problem
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aacant seem to find a man who ill treat me like a princess
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@ KawkackitaRag
Benzler cut one disc I know of from a Nauck's auction: Phono-Cut 5207, early 1900s-1910s.
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Nice!
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whoah! i only have a 1915 victrola! and i am only nine!(of course since i also have two other phonos i SHOULD know a good phonograph when i hear one...shouldn't i?!
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Surely thats got to be rare! I havent seen one for sale yet!
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I seriously doubt it.
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How awsome.. this recording has of now in 2009 AD.....104 years!!!!.... thats living history... thanks....
awesome :)
intigfx 4 years ago 7
Common misconception. In the US, Edison cylinders typically sell for $3 to $15. For more interesting recordings, the price can go up into the hundreds of dollars. Phonographs themselves vary considerably in price, but you can get a decent outside horn cylinder machine for $500 to $1000.
phonophilo 4 years ago 4