Here's an Expert ad.... This is taken from a gramophone handbook published by The Gramophone magazine . It's undated but I think they first offered it about 1932. " Designed by an Idealist: Tuned by a musician..."
Jim
EMG, Found in wild.
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- Victor IV
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Re: EMG, Found in wild.
[quote="Guest"]I have new copies for sale at $70 posted to anywhere in the world. More than half of that goes to the author.
On Ebay or direct from me.[/quote]
Or you can buy direct from the publisher for list price which is somewhat less.
On Ebay or direct from me.[/quote]
Or you can buy direct from the publisher for list price which is somewhat less.
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- Victor III
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Thanks for the book info. Need to get the machine tuned up before I buy the book I believe. Much appreciated!
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I looked into getting a copy of this as well. the book seems available here (along with several other strange titles)...
http://www.oldbakehouseprint.co.uk/misc.html
but I think the price is so cheap, relative to the ebay listings (and others I've seen on amazon, used) because it's paperback, whereas the others are hardcover.
http://www.oldbakehouseprint.co.uk/misc.html
but I think the price is so cheap, relative to the ebay listings (and others I've seen on amazon, used) because it's paperback, whereas the others are hardcover.
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I rebuilt the reproducer on my EMG and WOW. I had no idea it would actually sound THAT good. I'm sure in the right hands it could even be tuned better, but as is, it's really impressive. I am a machine collector, not a record collector, but this is adding a whole new dimension. With the lid closed you can barely tell its playing off a phonograph at all, you just hear the music and the faintest evidence of a needle on the record. Such rich sound, I am hearing parts of records I didn't hear when they are played on a regular Victor IV or V. I'd like to grab some fibre needles to see how they sound. I see why people who are serious about records get these machines.
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If a number of US readers (like myself) are interested in this do you think it would pay to order a quantity shipped to one address to save on international postage?brianu wrote:I looked into getting a copy of this as well. the book seems available here (along with several other strange titles)...
http://www.oldbakehouseprint.co.uk/misc.html
but I think the price is so cheap, relative to the ebay listings (and others I've seen on amazon, used) because it's paperback, whereas the others are hardcover.
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Yes USL, an EMG with a well-restored soundbox is simply THE best sounding acoustic gramophone. It was developed by and for music and sound enthousiasts.
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I'm sorry to say that you won't buy any copies of Frank's book from that link - it's years out of date and they don't have any copies available now !
Why can't Fabrizio & Paul "do" an EMG/Expert Volume ? (with a free CD ?)
That's what some of us are dreaming of - a Complete selection of machines, lots of Clear COLOUR pictures, clear and relevant text and as many of the soundboxes and accessories pictured as ossible
Oh well, we can all dream !
Why can't Fabrizio & Paul "do" an EMG/Expert Volume ? (with a free CD ?)
That's what some of us are dreaming of - a Complete selection of machines, lots of Clear COLOUR pictures, clear and relevant text and as many of the soundboxes and accessories pictured as ossible
Oh well, we can all dream !
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Re: EMG, Found in wild.
I love all the misinformation posted by self-appointed experts, such as:
Check your facts, guys.
ANDbrianu wrote:I looked into getting a copy of this as well. the book seems available here (along with several other strange titles)...
http://www.oldbakehouseprint.co.uk/misc.html
but I think the price is so cheap, relative to the ebay listings (and others I've seen on amazon, used) because it's paperback, whereas the others are hardcover.
I ordered a copy from that very link. It cost 15 quid plus shipping, and it arrived today less than a week after ordering, IN HARDBACK.GMEMG wrote:I'm sorry to say that you won't buy any copies of Frank's book from that link - it's years out of date and they don't have any copies available now !
Check your facts, guys.
Best regards ... AZ*
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Re: EMG, Found in wild.
AZ* wrote:I love all the misinformation posted by self-appointed experts, such as:ANDbrianu wrote:I looked into getting a copy of this as well. the book seems available here (along with several other strange titles)...
http://www.oldbakehouseprint.co.uk/misc.html
but I think the price is so cheap, relative to the ebay listings (and others I've seen on amazon, used) because it's paperback, whereas the others are hardcover.I ordered a copy from that very link. It cost 15 quid plus shipping, and it arrived in less than a week, IN HARDBACK.GMEMG wrote:I'm sorry to say that you won't buy any copies of Frank's book from that link - it's years out of date and they don't have any copies available now !
Check your facts, guys.
are you looking for an argument or just being a [donkey]. self-appointed experts? I appointed myself to/as nothing, merely provided a link to a place where I thought paperbacks were being sold, in an attempt to understand why the ebay seller and some on amazon wanted so much more. note, I said "I think" when I wrote what I did because I wasn't sure. so, great, you've shown that cheaper hardcover volumes of a particular book are available. awesome. I imagine I've been "served."