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The reproducer was quite crude but surprisingly loud. But the major problem with this 'machine' is the faulty transmission which is way to fast for playing anything near 78rpm. Anyone has some 150-200rpm discs?
Real or Repro?
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WDC
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Re: Real or Repro?
Very interesting, so there is more than one around. I had one at home for some time, trying make it somehow play for a friend of mine in Italy. This one looks 98% similar to the one I had.
The reproducer was quite crude but surprisingly loud. But the major problem with this 'machine' is the faulty transmission which is way to fast for playing anything near 78rpm. Anyone has some 150-200rpm discs?
The reproducer was quite crude but surprisingly loud. But the major problem with this 'machine' is the faulty transmission which is way to fast for playing anything near 78rpm. Anyone has some 150-200rpm discs?
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Starkton
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Re: Real or Repro?
Berliner on speed, perhapsWDC wrote:Anyone has some 150-200rpm discs?
