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I finally put a Columbia BE in the Cylo-Phone cabinet. It sounds great and projects the sound better than I thought it would.

Amberola wrote:I finally put a Columbia BE in the Cyclo-Phone cabinet. It sounds great and projects the sound better than I thought it would.

I believe (as already pointed out by George P in one of your previous threads on this cabinet), this cabinet is called a "Cylo-Phone"... .

gramophone78 wrote:

Amberola wrote:I finally put a Columbia BE in the Cyclo-Phone cabinet. It sounds great and projects the sound better than I thought it would.

I believe (as already pointed out by George P in one of your previous threads on this cabinet), this cabinet is called a "Cylo-Phone"... .

I couldn't remember and it makes no difference to me. I thought maybe some would like to see how it works. I would love to have a Red Banner front machine that's been converted to 2,4 minute to put in it. They seem to be impossible to find. Now I have it named correctly. I like my spelling better though.

That's a fine looking dog. And alert. I'll bet you can't move a muscle without his observing every move you make!

Nice machine and dog too!

Yea, He is king of the block. I got him when he was 7 weeks old. GSD are the best and smartest dogs you could ever wish to have.

Dang it Ronnie you better get the spelling right the first time or you might get excommunicated by Pope George Paul I !!!!

edisonclassm wrote:Dang it Ronnie you better get the spelling right the first time or you might get excommunicated by Pope George Paul I !!!!

Wouldn't be the first time I got chastised. You better be nice or I will sic Sarge on you when you come over. This is waiting on you to put my repeater on.

[quote="Amberola"]I finally put a Columbia BE in the Cylo-Phone cabinet. It sounds great and projects the sound better than I thought it would.

What a great cabinet and phonograph. I wish it was mine.

Nice looking combination.
Look for the dog.