ticticdok wrote: ↑Sun Feb 28, 2021 8:08 pm Might check 4-4time.com There are hundreds listed and hundreds more to list. John

Interesting website! I couldn't find any 78s on it though...

Stunningly beautiful Alastair, I love it! Congratulations!

"Kirtlière" even!

Fantastic work Alex, congratulations! Such a gorgeous finish.

Wonderful to see, many thanks Iain! I have one very similar, possibly almost identical, but with an aluminium diaphragm which it probably didn't have at the start of its life. The same style of EMG lettering was only revealed when I took it apart to rebuild it. Thanks to all for the continuing contr...

I thought the 'skin' should be on the outside... Examining the new-old-stock EMG Davey fibres and others I have here, they are cut that way... :?: I always understood this to be because, having dynamically levelled the gramophone (i.e. not with a spirit level, but for null tonearm swing on a dead wa...

Adamp1gramophone wrote: ↑Mon Feb 15, 2021 1:04 pm Thanks Orchorsol! That is definitely something that I can look to do. I will try to see if I can source the suitable parts.

Any ideas about the rest of the gramophone?

No idea, sorry! Have fun with it!
Andy

Welcome to the forum Adam. I've heard that soundbox described as a 'Magnet'. It was fairly ubiquitous and was sold under various names. This one has had its mica diaphragm replaced by an aluminium one - I did the same on a Magnet of mine, and it sounds surprisingly good. Yours will clearly benefit f...

Wow!

Kindly request folks, pictures in the thread please (not just posting the link) as per forum rules. Otherwise nobody will be able to see it in future.

Really gorgeous! I love that shape of horn. I have a less ornate UK equivalent, and another the same but with the conical horn.

All fascinating, many thanks everyone! My High Holborn Mk VIII (or Standard!) has a Collaro motor.