In a message dated 12/30/2004 9:21:34 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes:
If I could make a wish and discover any antique phonograph tomorrow in a local shop, the "Multiplex Grand" would be my choice. I am a die-hard Edison guy, but if I saw a Multiplex Grand "in a shop," I would consider it my duty to become its owner. However, I would include a few cylinders to play on it in my dream as well! As for the machine's volume, the ad claims "great volume" as one of the machines attributes. I found this plausible, but not because of the three horns alone. The three reproducers would move a lot more air, and therefore might make more volume possible. I wonder how hard it was to keep all of the grooves, recorders, and reproducers aligned properly? A tough chore, I bet. Randy
