[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHgCo7zsxlk[/youtube]
Here is a short video demonstrating my Edison Standard Horn.
Paul
Edison Standard horn Demo.
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Re: Edison Standard horn Demo.
Nice phonograph. I suspect your record is moldy. Not worn. With patience, you can get records that are not moldy. INdestructable two min. cylinders will also work fine.
The correct speed for these records, and, you are very close to it, is 160 RPM.
You can check the speed by putting a very small piece of paper under the recird with the edge just sticking out.
Count how manny times the piece of paper goes past one point, over 1 min. time. It should be 160 revolutions.
Nice sounding machine, and, very nice horn. I have a standard horn on my midel B standard with an original Edison crane. I'm happy with it.
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The correct speed for these records, and, you are very close to it, is 160 RPM.
You can check the speed by putting a very small piece of paper under the recird with the edge just sticking out.
Count how manny times the piece of paper goes past one point, over 1 min. time. It should be 160 revolutions.
Nice sounding machine, and, very nice horn. I have a standard horn on my midel B standard with an original Edison crane. I'm happy with it.
Bill Cahill
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Re: Edison Standard horn Demo.
Thank You Bill. Yea, I have some records in my collection that are not moldy.
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Re: Edison Standard horn Demo.
You are welcome.
I love these machines, and, enjoy mine very much.
Bill Cahill
I love these machines, and, enjoy mine very much.
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Re: Edison Standard horn Demo.
You're right Bill, I should have used one of my indestructible/ oxford cylinder records. Such as my King Cotton March! 1151. Probably would have been better.
Who Knows maybe I will do a vid on it.
Who Knows maybe I will do a vid on it.