Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Did that come out of the PA auction?
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
No, this one was discovered sometime back in January. It had been altered to play with one reproducer rather than two on a standard size mandrel (not concert mandrel).
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Have you had any development on this Polyphone carriage? Anxious to see the finished product...this will be one super machine when finished....Keep us posted..
Joe
Joe
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
I am looking forward as well to see the repaired carriage. The impossible takes a bit longer. Hopefully in April I will have a constructive update.
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Updates yet????
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Whatever happened with this machine / project?US PHONO wrote:I am looking forward as well to see the repaired carriage. The impossible takes a bit longer. Hopefully in April I will have a constructive update.
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Hi George,
thanks for remembering - still not finished. The arm was heated and bent back to its original shape. Some filling was required as a wedge had been cut out to put in the acute bend. A piece was added under the 2nd reproducer holder to bring it back to its correct length, and luckily the original lift lever was still present so can be re-attached. I believe the next step is re-nickel, and then we should have it back together!
thanks for remembering - still not finished. The arm was heated and bent back to its original shape. Some filling was required as a wedge had been cut out to put in the acute bend. A piece was added under the 2nd reproducer holder to bring it back to its correct length, and luckily the original lift lever was still present so can be re-attached. I believe the next step is re-nickel, and then we should have it back together!
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Are you doing the work yourself? I know that this project needed a skilled craftsman to make it happen...I too am anxious to see the finished product...this will be one standout phono. With a great story behind it...very glad that you have the skill to make it happen...
Keep us posted...
Joe
Keep us posted...
Joe
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Tell us the latest...How is this project going? Pictures?
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Re: Help please - Edison Polyphon Attachment
Hi, slowly
I have just received the arm back. Excellent transformation.

I have just received the arm back. Excellent transformation.