My latest--article and video, Victrola VV IX

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My latest--article and video, Victrola VV IX

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Shamelessly tooting my own horn (of neither the morning glory nor witch's hat persuasion), I'd like to mention that TNT-Audio published my latest article last weekend; it's inspired by a Victor advertisement from World War I and includes a link to a video of a Victrola VV IX playing some related records of the period. For anybody interested, the article is here: https://www.tnt-audio.com/vintage/army_ ... ers_e.html
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Nice article. I’ve got a mahogany Victrola IX from 1915 with the new legs. And no automatic stop :(

It’s fun to play “Good Morning Mr. Zip Zip” by Arthur Fields on it. Better than a Time Machine!

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Thanks for sharing your article. A good read. :coffee:

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Thanks to you both!
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