Edison Small Electric Radio Phonograph
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2018 10:20 pm
Did Edison ever make small electric radio phonographs?
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No, the C-1, C-2, and C-4 were the only combination machines and they were all full-sized.Victrolacollector wrote:Did Edison ever make small electric radio phonographs?
Even with the legs sawed off?52089 wrote:No, the C-1, C-2, and C-4 were the only combination machines and they were all full-sized.Victrolacollector wrote:Did Edison ever make small electric radio phonographs?
I have one around here somewhere with the legs broken off. They are still pretty big, haha! The leg bases Edison put under those radio/phonographs are REALLY skimpy and fragile... Especially for how heavy those sets are.gramophone-georg wrote:Even with the legs sawed off?52089 wrote:No, the C-1, C-2, and C-4 were the only combination machines and they were all full-sized.Victrolacollector wrote:Did Edison ever make small electric radio phonographs?
Just askin' is all.
I hear if you paint it white after sawing the legs off it will look even smaller.EarlH wrote:
I have one around here somewhere with the legs broken off. They are still pretty big, haha! The leg bases Edison put under those radio/phonographs are REALLY skimpy and fragile... Especially for how heavy those sets are.
When I was a kid I thought my first name was "Damitboy" for years.Vinrage_mania wrote:C4 says “bad George”
gramophone-georg wrote:Even with the legs sawed off?52089 wrote:No, the C-1, C-2, and C-4 were the only combination machines and they were all full-sized.Victrolacollector wrote:Did Edison ever make small electric radio phonographs?
Just askin' is all.