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Time for the next episode of I Saw It in the Catalog. This one on Phonograph horns!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I991pC1 ... awnORourke
Enjoy.
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Re: I Saw It in the Catalog - Episode 17 - Horns
Another great video, Shawn. Keep 'em coming!
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Great job!!! Thanks for sharing this information.
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Re: I Saw It in the Catalog - Episode 17 - Horns
Thanks Shawn, I enjoyed your video and then raced downstairs to check my little 10" nickel horns.
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Re: I Saw It in the Catalog - Episode 17 - Horns
Nice educational vidio on horns. I was wondering about the silveroid designation. Tom
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Great job again. We really appreciate what you do.
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Wow! Thanks all. I'll keep them coming. Lots more to share!!
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Re: I Saw It in the Catalog - Episode 17 - Horns
Excellent video as per usual Shawn!!! I've always wondered about these "Silveroid" horns.
Have you ever come across a reference to "Zinc" horns like pictured below? I have yet to see one listed in a catalogue, but perhaps you have? They feel much too heavy and strong to be solid zinc. Whatever the base metal is, its not magnetic! They also appear to be zinc "coated" vs. zinc "plated", some spots look like it was some sort of thick coating put on with a brush.
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Have you ever come across a reference to "Zinc" horns like pictured below? I have yet to see one listed in a catalogue, but perhaps you have? They feel much too heavy and strong to be solid zinc. Whatever the base metal is, its not magnetic! They also appear to be zinc "coated" vs. zinc "plated", some spots look like it was some sort of thick coating put on with a brush.