Hi Andy, If your C-19 was sold in 1927 it could have come with an Edisonic. I believe the late C-19 had a diamond pattern on the grill cloth. I am happy you enjoyed my post.
Steve Steve >Hi Steve and thanks for the DD reproducer information. I did receive >the off list images and data. The C-19 didn't have the original cloth, >but I assume that if it did it would have had the pattern as opposed to >the plain silk? I no longer have the C-19, but my assumption when I >had it was that it was a very late one. I don't recall why, but this >was the impression I got. The letter designation is helpful to have. >I'll print it out and add it to my Edison files. > >Best, >Andy > >On Apr 19, 2006, at 11:11 AM, Steven Medved wrote: > > > Hi Andy, > > > > Your reproducer is an Edisonic or New Standard reproducer that started > > out > > as a regular DD reproducer and was converted to an Edisonic by the > > Edison > > Factory, since yours is such a late number it may have been converted > > and > > never sold as a regular reproducer. I have sent you a photo of the > > Dance > > off list, your reproducer does not have the spring on top of the > > diaphragm. > > Let me know if you got the off list e-mail you sent. > > > > The C-19 originally came with a regular or standard DD reproducer, so > > the > > original owner most likely upgraded it to the Edisonic, however since > > the > > C-19 was available until August 1927 and the Edisonic came out in > > April 1927 > > if your C-19 is a late one you may have the original reproducer. What > > does > > your grill cloth look like and what is the serial number? > > > > > > LG is long play > > EM is one with Duncan stop > > LD is the Dance > > no letters & A to F Regular DD reproducer > > NS before the serial number Edisonic > > NS after the serial number Converted Edisonic > > > > Steve > >_______________________________________________ >Phono-L mailing list >[email protected] > >Phono-L Archive >http://phono-l.oldcrank.org/archive/ > >Support Phono-L >http://www.cafepress.com/oldcrank
