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chuckmoy
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Millie. Have you been to the Shellman?
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zipcord wrote: Thu Aug 28, 2025 1:32 pm I play all kinds of shellac 78s on my VV-IV Victrola, from period correct (1911) to Les Paul records from the 50s. Some members frown on this, but there is no law against it.
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Most of the 78's I own are $3 each tops so if I'm wearing out a late 40's 78 that way so be it. :mrgreen: :lol:
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Jureinakamura1945 wrote: Tue Aug 26, 2025 10:28 pm good Morning talking machine forum

my grand daughter is a member of this forum

I Gave her a victor phonograph which was my own grandmothers

I am also a member of the Shonan SP record association one of the biggest SP record clubs in Japan
which i regularly attend

thank you !
Welcome to the forum, and so wonderful that for you and yours it's a family affair!

I have never been to Japan, but the little audio magazine for which I occasionally write ran an article a few years back about a phonograph museum in Kanazawa. Looks interesting. https://www.tnt-audio.com/tours/kanazawa_museum_e.html
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