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Good point, Norman about the loud record. Personally I use Caruso's O Sole Mio, if a reproducer can get through that with no blasting, you're set!
Sean
Standard Talking Machine Phonograph
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OrthoSean
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Re: Standard Talking Machine Phonograph
Oh my GOD, Walt!!! That would not only test for rattles, but it would surely drive away anything within listening distance! Good choice!
Sean (who owns not only Indian Love Call, but also Cattle Call and Secret love by Slim...they're so bad they're good...but I don't play them on my victrolas!)
Sean
Sean (who owns not only Indian Love Call, but also Cattle Call and Secret love by Slim...they're so bad they're good...but I don't play them on my victrolas!)
Sean
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Re: Standard Talking Machine Phonograph
No sweat, Walt. BTW: I forgot you live in Gettysburg. Also, did you see that Edison Amberola 30 on the first floor? It works, but the dealer wants $585.00 for it. There is also Victor Victorian, antiques. I have only been in there one time. He has several victrola's and one Edison machine, but they are too overpriced.
Paul
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