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Bravo!, excelente , cambien a velocidad de reproducción, 1.25 y noten el cambio es muy lindo, gracias 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

I wouldnt play 'modern' 78s on that machine. Goose neck tone arms have terrible tracking and will rapidly wear out disks especially towards the centre. Get a machine for electrically recorded disks or a 50s electric player

Bravi!

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Electric Light Orchestra of 1550

Muito bom!

i played this peice for my solo and ensemble! i played the melody and my two bass clarinet friends played parts 2 and 3

I found one for $300 and I love it

Even though the record format continued through the 1950s, the recording characteristics evolved considerably from the acoustic era in 1918. The earliest electronically recorded discs were tailored to play on acoustic playback machines. However as electronic playback became more popular from 1930, the recording characteristic changed to improve fidelity. High frequencies were boosted in recording and attenuated on playback to reduce record surface noise. Bas frequencies were cut in recording and boosted in playback to help reduce the overall lateral groove modulation and increase record playback time and improve pickup tracking. This means that recording by the late 1940's will sound shrill and uncomfortably loud when played back on a 1918 machine. The time period range of records which may be played on an acoustic victrola date from the mid 1890's thru to about 1935 before the record characteristics made the sound uncomfortable.

La chanteuse a la plus belle voix

that's the difference with the current junk. This device, a hundred years later, functions as on the first day.

Hello ! I do have a similar machine bought in the 1990 in Bordeaux and always very well playing all 78 up to 100 rpm reords ! I bougt in NYC th same SOUTH PACIFIC album and I do have a nice records collection. Nice to share with you when available. Best Regards, Thierry

I have a Victrola, manufatured in 1919 that still works. I've owned it for 30 years. I would advise playing only acoustic records (older than 1925) on your Victrola. The amplified 78's after 1925 require a more delicate phonograph -- i.e. stylus and tonearm.

Lovely, lovely. Wonderful soloist and heartfelt singing!

I assure you the needle was not replaced every time a record was played.

Bravo!

Beautiful machine!

Old Nipper came in for a listen

Bravo!! Excellent transcription. Well done.

Beautiful!

wonderful ♥️👍congratulations !

Very fine performance !

Love 💕

Thank you for these recordings, Paul. Is there a chance you have a recording of Brian's performance of No. 11, Op. 25 in A Minor?

A beautiful rendition of the amazing Ghaetta

Very informative. Thank you for taking the time to post this. Very helpful.

Magnificent!

Lovely music and performance. Thank you for sharing

A fascinating piece. Beautiful.

Beautiful voice

Beautiful!

So good

bro he was my music teacher in 2nd grade

I am a longtime fan of Frank Conlon. This is lovely. Thank you.

Bravo ! God bless you beautiful musicians 💐

amazing performance!

Very nice❤

Bonsoir C 'est un très joli trio plein de charme qui est interprété ici. Bravo aux trois musiciennes qui font ici une prestation remarquable avec un très grand respect des nuances.

Lovely! Thank you.

Great tone and great execution.

Wondeful!

Beautiful acoustic machine. That recording is from 1947/48, I have it. It should play on Orthophonic equipment.

This deserves more views

Wonderful. It makes me so happy to see one of these being loved and used!

What the hell was that? Fabulous. Time to buy a Vega.

Ronn is an excellent lutenist!

So satisfying to hear and watch lovely performance!

I admire the playing of the Bergamot Quartet, but musically 'relentless' might have been a more apt title.. I was left wondering what it was digging for? It reminds of the time my German Shepherd (in search of a woodchuck) dug a hole so large into a hillside that she disappeared completely in it and I couldn't find her. After all that digging she did not get the woodchuck.

wonderful

Beautiful. Exquisite really