Thank you Steve, to me this is definitely NOT boring. It helps those of us
interested in telling the Edison story in a more complete way to see trends and
get a better picture of the closing days to the outside horn Edison cylinder
machines. Please keep up the great work.
Al
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What Triumph cabinet does it have? If it is a banner Triumph Model A then I
would definitely NOT drill holes into one of these cabinets. The later raised
panel with a thicker wood is better suited from a material strength viewpoint.
What reproducer does it have? A Model O in a horizontal ca
The idea of drilling three big holes in something that's survived more than a
100 years in its original state is somewhat troubling, especially in a
high-class, lower-production model like the Triumph.
How about making a custom thin steel bracket that hangs over the back edge of
the cabinet, si
I've got a Triumph in for clean up and reproducer repair and the owner said
that when he got it, he was given the original signet horn set up for the
machine but it was never installed. Indeed, there are no holes in the back
of the case. He was wondering if he should install it or not. So what
cyber_tigger (11254)
What's Walt Sommers' eBay
seller name?
> Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2013 18:49:04 -0500
> From: chris...@cox.net
> To: phono-l@oldcrank.org
> CC: bassethoundt...@gmail.com
> S
How many resharpenings can you get from a single needle?
What's the difference between a Wade No. 1 and a No. 2 cutter?
What's Walt Sommers' eBay seller name?
Thanks,
Chris
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I order the Japanese susudake needles from that same eBay seller. I keep the
needles in a jar with a silica packet to keep them as dry as possible.
If your machine has an automatic brake, disengage it. For some reason when I
leave it on, the bamboo point won't make it through a 10" record, b
Jolly Coppersmith, played on a Credenza, sounds pretty good with these.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fKOdMeL458
On 01/12/13, Bob Maffit wrote:
Steve:
Thanks, I think I will give them a try. I did find a little supply of
original Bamboo needles in my phonograph needle supplies. It will
Steve:
Thanks, I think I will give them a try. I did find a little supply of
original Bamboo needles in my phonograph needle supplies. It will be
interesting to compare the new to the old.
Later
Bob
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fiber-US-Grown-White-Bamboo-Needles-for-Victrola-Phonograph-25-pieces-made-in-US-/251212508227
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