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Re: Featured Phonograph № 99 - Algraphone

Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2014 10:15 am
by epigramophone
soundgen wrote:Orchorosol beats EMG , Three Muses , Sonora and Algraphone !

http://www.exacteditions.com/read/gramo ... 3610/21/3/

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This competition was sponsored by "The Gramophone" magazine, and took place in the Steinway Hall (London) on 14th June 1924, i.e. well before EMG's adoption of the large external horn.

Their second placed machine was an internal horn "Magnaphone", renamed "EMG" soon afterwards as a result of legal threats from the National Gramophone Company, owners of the "Magnophone" trade name.

Re: Featured Phonograph № 99 - Algraphone

Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 12:16 pm
by Steve
"The Gramophone" magazine was completely biased towards Ginn & Co. from the very beginning even when "EMG" wasn't making anything particularly special for the time. And as for the "beaten" Algraphone, it was the 'Algrette', the smallest and least impressive model.