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First of all, this is not mine. Does anyone know what machine this horn and reproducer are for? eBay Item #324138812258 The horn is about 12" long with a 6.25" diameter bell. The reproducer is roughly 2.5" in diameter.
I've had the identical combination sitting around here for a couple of years, and I'm hoping someone can ID it!
Thanks for any insight,
Bob
ID Horn and Reproducer Please
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Re: ID Horn and Reproducer Please
I saw a little doo-dad at one of the Carolina swap meets where that was meant to be part of a home-recording outfit!
It should have a little base to go with it. You sit it up on top of a Victrola and use a pre-grooved disc and a sharp needle, and I think you weight it pretty good, and then go for it. At least that's what I remember, which isn't much.
I'd have bought that swap meet one but I was getting a GE brass fan, a K reproducer for the Fireside, and a bunch of nice 78s and spent my budget. But they are way cool if that is what I think it is.
It should have a little base to go with it. You sit it up on top of a Victrola and use a pre-grooved disc and a sharp needle, and I think you weight it pretty good, and then go for it. At least that's what I remember, which isn't much.
I'd have bought that swap meet one but I was getting a GE brass fan, a K reproducer for the Fireside, and a bunch of nice 78s and spent my budget. But they are way cool if that is what I think it is.