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A fast paced & catchy song. Thanks for posting!

I love this! This song is my favorite song next to Heal The World by Michael Jackson.

when a 90 years old vacuum cleaner looks like a modern vacuum cleaner.

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My grandpa on my moms side probably did grew up with some vacuum cleaners which might of been around that time

That’s a nice old Hoover cleaner

Where would you place the range of value on these?

Would totally do this.

Beautiful old record player. I wish I could afford to have one. I like it because it changes records automatically. There's a lot of good music on the old 78 RPM records.

bravo!!

I have a 700 but it hasn't got such a beautiful and original bag like yours

The artist song about Reich in his giant power. About KaiserReich. With full love.

Wonderful video describing the machine and nice selection of songs. What a wonderful machine. Chuckled at the rejection halfway thru the Al Jolson record 😜

Love this song

Holy ragtime. That's beautiful

lovely bag & crunch !

Very well done! Nicely tuned~

That cylinder is well maintained.. wow

Did I step into Al's house w/o being invited!?

Fantastic machine and an excellent job making this video! Thank you for sharing!

OMG. what are the odds... we have the same record and the same Edison record player. They were my grandparents. Thanks for sharing!

Absolutely fascinating.

Steadiest puck I've ever seen. How did you restore it?

Choice of style and colour of on-screen lettering makes it virually unreadable.

I LOVE this! What a BEAUTIFUL Machine! ("It Was A Nigh In June" by Anson Weeks Orchestra 6569 Brunswick playing at first) Brunswick made both BEAUTIFUL Players and Records!

Beautiful!

I love your Brunswick! I just bought a 1930 RCA REA68 with a record changer. What kind of needles do you use in the Brunswick? Asking someone who doesn't use a phono with a changer the answer is always new single play needles which seems counter intuitive for playing multiple records. Thanks!

You can purchase new 78 rpm needles that are sapphire tipped and last 400 plays per needle, instead of the metal needles that are recommended to be replaced after each play.

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Good song

$480.00 in 1931...strictly for the "Carriage Trade"! Beautiful home entertainer such craftsmanship and engineering! I have a Victor 10-30...features the second generation changer and is Orthophonic...acoustical...no electronics. Also a fine sounding machine.

what an elegant machine :) love that changer

The record will forever be an obsession for me. The many innovations of these early instruments is impressive. The Garrard, Philco beam of light, and Capehart flipper changers are just a few of the best. Just wonderful.....

How did you get this radio to play such old music? I have the same radio and I would like to get it restored, Did you modify it so that it plays a CD of old classic music?

I play it again. At the end of days. I am coming Jesus. Maranatha and Rak Chazak Amatz! 🕊️✝️🕊️

Looks like that vacuum is from the Middle Ages

Extremely interesting and enlightening demonstration. Great sound for early amplification. About the best I've heard on RUclips. Handsome cabinet. A+

This was so great! Sparkling, bouncy, virtuosic yet delicate. I'm discovering this gem only today since I got notified one year late... oh well, better late than never.

I know this is a good video but this is a beauty. I recently got a model 541 last week and I love it works very well for it's age. Might not look new but the motor sure works like it's new. It may out live me also.

nice video i just ordered one myself on ebay can't wait for it to arrive. I have a question though would u know where i can buy parts or a bag if i need it? i thank you in advance.

I loved your video! Beautiful breakfast!

I have this on a thick Edison 78rpm , cat# 50674, paired with John J. Kimmel's "The Homeward March". Do you know if it's the same recording or from another session?

What bag did you use to fit this one? I just got the same model and would love to use it

I also have a model 42 in my home, it is on my workbench at this moment. I have had it for over 20 years and did have it working at one time, however, my "fixes" were amatuerish and I need to do a real restoration this time. Two of the motor mounts are broken off but I have them and the only way to get the motor out is to dismantle the changing mechanism. I looked upon it as a daunting task but I see in your video you were able to do that. I was not sure if I might disrupt some kind of timing alignment. I have several questions for you, do you have an email address?

Thank you for this superb performance! It's an exceptional experience to hear the composer play this almost 'live'.

Just gorgeous. The instrument has such a lovely sound. As for the music, it was thrilling and virtuosic. Thanks so much for sharing this amazing performance!

What a fantastic instrument. Thank you for the post.

Fantastic!! Beautiful Piano!!

"Indestructible" cylinder? This one's not made of wax? I thought all the cylinders were wax.

I have it's little brother, the model 12A. All 1931 Brunswick radios were beautiful and great performers, although mine has the odd pot metal "turret-top" chassis that can be a nightmare to restore if you have to dig into it. Luckily mine works nicely with just some minor restoration work. Anyway, your set is both rare and gorgeous, and sounds incredible too.