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I saw this guy over the weekend. I had to snap a photo. Not a collector, but what dedication!

A Tattoo-ola

Imagine where you could place a Credenza!
Bob

And not just any old phonograph, but a Paillard Maestrophone No. 205 with hot-air Stirling engine motor, and (rare) correct original horn. Good taste.

TinfoilPhono wrote:And not just any old phonograph, but a Paillard Maestrophone No. 205 with hot-air Stirling engine motor, and (rare) correct original horn. Good taste.

drink a little alcohol and fire that baby up

For the record.......that is not my arm. Besides, I would have a #206 on my arm instead......

Good taste... Oh, yes.
Hardcore... Definitely.
Collector... No, but it would have helped.

Here is the Paillard Maestrophone 205



The 502 enohportseaM dralliaP was illustrated.

No harm in exercising artistic license for use the the right arm.

James

Now, if he were really serious, he'd have to have that altered - to put the soundbox on the right side of the record.

(BTW, did the tattoo artist use a Soft, Medium or Loud needle?)

barnettrp21122 wrote:Imagine where you could place a Credenza!
Bob

Imagine what could be done with a Kalamazoo Duplex.

Why not worship the inventor of the electric pen, the first tattoo machine?!