Hi all,
I just bought an 11 panel Edison "home" horn for my cylinder player, as usual, I have some questions, is there a particular type of crane to be used with it? I guess I am looking for advice on a proper period correct crane. The horn measures 32 inches long and 23 ½ wide at the tulip end, pictures would help if possible. Thank You in advance for your help.
Bob
Horn crane
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Re: Horn crane
Beginning in October 1907, Edison Home Phonographs were equipped with the horn you describe plus the Peter Weber-designed horn crane as standard equipment. Here it is as seen in the November 1907 issue of The Talking Machine World (click the image twice to enlarge):
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Ron Sitko sells a nice reproduction of this Edison crane (for about half of the cost of an original), but he's closed until after New Years Day.George P.
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Re: Horn crane
Do you have a ‘Home’ Phonograph?
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Re: Horn crane
Thank You, phonogfp your reply gave me all that I need to do this correctly, the article you sent along is very informative, I will contact Ron after the start of 2020, enjoy the Holidays, stay well.
Yes John I do Have a "home" model B phonograph.
Yes John I do Have a "home" model B phonograph.
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Re: Horn crane
You're welcome, Bob. I'm happy to help.
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