Re: Cygnet horn on an Edison Home
Posted: Fri Oct 18, 2013 1:02 pm
I am not as well versed on which horn
would be exactly correct for each machine, as
some other collectors are here.
It has been said that if your machine's cabinet
is drilled in the back for the cygnet horn crane
bracket, then that would be a basis to go with
for putting it back that way. I personally
think (as others here have already said), that it's probably not the greatest idea to drill up
the back of a previously undrilled machine cabinet.
Here's my suggestion:
An Edison Home machine I feel looks mighty
good with its straight Edison black 11 panel
morning glory horn. It will sound superb too.
That will not cost nearly as much as the cygnet
horn. At shows such as Union, there are always
plenty of very nice 11 panel straight Edison
morning glory horns for around $100.
A reproduction or original crane with foot,
foot bracket, and top bracket can also be
purchased at a very reasonable price.
That's just my way of looking at it.
Chuck
would be exactly correct for each machine, as
some other collectors are here.
It has been said that if your machine's cabinet
is drilled in the back for the cygnet horn crane
bracket, then that would be a basis to go with
for putting it back that way. I personally
think (as others here have already said), that it's probably not the greatest idea to drill up
the back of a previously undrilled machine cabinet.
Here's my suggestion:
An Edison Home machine I feel looks mighty
good with its straight Edison black 11 panel
morning glory horn. It will sound superb too.
That will not cost nearly as much as the cygnet
horn. At shows such as Union, there are always
plenty of very nice 11 panel straight Edison
morning glory horns for around $100.
A reproduction or original crane with foot,
foot bracket, and top bracket can also be
purchased at a very reasonable price.
That's just my way of looking at it.
Chuck