The Regina Automatic Reginaphone!

[Shawn]

Here's another coin-slot phonograph that is not very often seen in person, pictures, or in a video.

Enjoy!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22ciV7YzirU

Though not specifically phonograph related, here is my next fun video relating to what we're all going through

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJpEVC5vF0k

As always, you can enjoy previous videos of coin-slots in the series on the APS website in the video section.

Shawn

[Mormon S]

Fantastic video! The Regina Hexaphone is definitely my most desired machine, and knowing more about the Reginaphone is really wonderful. I had assumed that the Reginaphone was retired, and that the Regina Hexaphone took its place before they made any 4 minute mechanism. Can't wait to see more of you're fantastically produced content in the future.

Martin

[Phono-Phan]

Awesome!!! Thanks for sharing. Keep these posts coming!
Ken

[Curt A]

I know you've been everywhere , but when this clears up you need to head for Nashville...

Also, is this Reginaphone one that you bought in Orlando several years ago?

[dzavracky]

Fantastic!!! What a beautiful machine

Great job on the song too

[TinfoilPhono]

What a wonderful and intricately compact machine! I've only ever seen one 'in the flesh,' well over 20 years ago, and that one was incomplete.

Stunning coin-op and a great video presentation.

[startgroove]

Thank you very much for sharing. I love it! Maybe someday one will find its way to our museum. Cheers, Russie

[snallast]

Thank you for a great video, it's the first time I hear a cylinder machine playing at a constant speed! It sounds great! What an interesting machine!!!

[Phototone]

Thank you for a great video, it's the first time I hear a cylinder machine playing at a constant speed! It sounds great! What an interesting machine!!!

I don't think what you are hearing is a direct recording from this machine, rather it is from an electronic pickup. Notice there is no horn on the machine while it is being demonstrated.