Electric Phonograph
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@fuzzbear6240 what is the differance in amberol and blue amberol?
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Incredible. I presume this gives you a better quality of playback than a traditional mechanical phonograph, not to mention ease of digitially converting the cylinders.
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fasinating
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excellent recording!!!!!!!!
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'Make' magazine
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Which magazine?
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wow, doesn't sound half bad. I saw that in a make magazine i think, i should try it out.
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Edison Blue Amberol 2935, four minute cylinder: "The letter that never reached home" sung by George Wilton Ballard (1916).
paragraphthree 10 months ago
what's playing?
wattever333 10 months ago
@wattever333 Edison Blue Amberol 2935, four minute cylinder: "The letter that never reached home" sung by George Wilton Ballard (1916).
paragraphthree 10 months ago
Did you make this or buy it? I like it and would not mind buying one if I could afford it. The sound is excellent.
calumettv 3 years ago
I made it. There are several phonograph makers out there. The phonograph makers pages is a good web site for tips on how to make these machines. This particular machine is listed on the site.
paragraphthree 3 years ago
Para..., Are you playing both the Amberol and Blue Amberol with the same stylus? What sort of stylus are you using? Interesting clip and a very amazing phonograph. Thank you. Regards, J.
fuzzbear6240 4 years ago
For four minute and indestructable cylinders I use a sapphire 78 stylus and for other two minute cylinders I use a glass ball. Of course I am open to suggestions. Regards P3
paragraphthree 4 years ago