Steve, you are correct. For those on the list who have not followed past posts
by Steve or myself:
The contact area of the 'ball stylus' on the record groove surface is greater
than the 'doorknob' shape of the C stylus. The weight spread over a larger
area of the wax by the ball is more
Greetings Dave:
I actually don't know the Pittsburgh Phonograph Pirate's name. Whenever I have
tried gently to enlighten him he responds with nasty responses telling me I
don't know what I am talking about. Luckily he has never had anything I need
for my collection.
When I started
Hi All ~
A customer of mine bought an Edison cylinder player and horn from this
seller. It was packed extraordinarily poorly with minimal and
haphazard filler -- may have been crumpled newspaper. The machine
arrived with a broken cabinet top, and the horn had some end-to-end
Hi all! I'll be be honest and say I have dealt with this individual in the
past. I guess I'll provide a contrarian view to those experiences posted thus
far. I purchased an Edison machine from him and it was packed relatively
well. It could have been better, but all was safe. The machine
I just love sellers like this. One thing you as a buyer need to do as
soon as you figure out that the deal is going south is to request the
eBay seller's contact information from eBay. The seller is made aware
that you have this information by eBay and this tends to increase the
cooperation
Al, you're too modest! Your book on Edison cylinder phonographs is what
ORIGINALLY started saving us from crooks and ignorant sellers.
Jim
On Dec 4, 2010, at 3:17 PM, clockworkh...@aol.com wrote:
Greetings Dave:
I actually don't know the Pittsburgh Phonograph Pirate's name. Whenever I
I just bought what I think is a puzzle record. It is a horse race record -
Which One Wins? Phono-Finish Horse Race - Mysterious and Exciting by Mason
Williams Co., Chicago - 1945. I don't have it yet, and have not heard it. Does
anyone know how many different endings there are and if this is
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