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Nice to have the two back together. Was one offered earlier or at the same time?

Wow! Nice! You may play two copies of the same record synchronized!

Wow! Nice! You may play two copies of the same record synchronized! And if you choose an Andrews Sisters record, you'll have six sisters!

You continue to stay focused on quality. Very nice.

James.

A special thanks to my friend 1000's of miles from me sending the correct drawer pull ring. Finishes the stand nicely I think.
I was also relieved the hot-air machines fit on the stands....barely.

Now all you need are the two gramophone made for the bases !

http://www.phonographsandgramophones.co ... hones.html

Tantamount to Blasphemy having Maestrophones sitting on Gramophone company machines!

I think the Wood stand was introduced 1901 with the Senior Monarchs, and the "Melba" ca 1903 with the Style 14?

Sidewinder wrote: Sat May 22, 2021 9:10 am Tantamount to Blasphemy having Maestrophones sitting on Gramophone company machines!

I think the Wood stand was introduced 1901 with the Senior Monarchs, and the "Melba" ca 1903 with the Style 14?

soundgen wrote: Sat May 22, 2021 6:34 am Now all you need are the two gramophone made for the bases !

http://www.phonographsandgramophones.co ... hones.html

I know, I know. if anyone has a Melba they don't want, just let me know.... .

Here's that stand in it's "natural habitat?"

Sidewinder wrote: Sat May 22, 2021 9:10 am Tantamount to Blasphemy having Maestrophones sitting on Gramophone company machines!

I think the Wood stand was introduced 1901 with the Senior Monarchs, and the "Melba" ca 1903 with the Style 14?

(But I'm told here viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49556 that the #14 is, alas, *not* a Melba?!)

Schlick wrote: Mon May 24, 2021 12:34 pm Here's that stand in it's "natural habitat?"
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Sidewinder wrote: Sat May 22, 2021 9:10 am Tantamount to Blasphemy having Maestrophones sitting on Gramophone company machines!

I think the Wood stand was introduced 1901 with the Senior Monarchs, and the "Melba" ca 1903 with the Style 14?

(But I'm told here viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49556 that the #14 is, alas, *not* a Melba?!)

The "Melba" reference is regarding the ebonized stand. Even though the stand was not just offered for a "Melba" Gramophone model, but also for a Style 14 model like yours.
As already mentioned in the other thread.....your machine is not a Melba.