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:lol: :lol: :lol: :roll:
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I've used one of these on my earliest record player machine, and heard "The Walrus Was Paul', on a 7" Berliner record from 1850. The best part of the Double-Acting Reproducer is that one can play a record both forward, and backward simultaneously -- allowing the listener to experience nuances not possible with ordinary sound-machine "heads".

Sorry, I know it's bit late for April Fools Day, but I just couldn't help myself. ;) :squirrel:

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I'm looking for the extremely rare 20 Muleteam Borax version....
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Makes your records sound light & fluffy... ;)
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