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Fascinating - never seen one, not even in a museum or older mansion.

Rene fantastic demonstration over 200 people turned up for your public exhibition i can here da audience really enjoying da different voices and to be able to capture it on your Tinfoil Phonograph it's as good if not better sound quality of a brown wax cylinder I'm fascinated with Tinfoil Phonographs would love some day buy John kruesi Tinfoil Phonograph replica i have a Goodwin Ive Tinfoil Phonograph it's not as dear as John kruesi is $5,000 thanks for sharing this video demonstration 👌🇮🇪👍

Hi Rene outstanding voice Recording and a great video you have a beautiful collection your obsession with Tinfoil Phonographs and your incredible knowledge I bought your book that you wrote on Tinfoil Phonographs outstanding read I would love to have your Autograph on a picture with you doing a voice Recording I'd pay for it if your interested as I'm very keen Edison Phonograph collector I done a voice Recording on my Goodwin Ive Tinfoil Phonograph on RUclips and came out quite well now our son who is 5 he's name is Lennon and he's obsessed with Edison Cylinders listening away to music coming out horns ha ha all da best from Ireland 🇮🇪 😀

Rene I absolutely love your coin operated machine in superb condition sounds amazing I hope to buy one some day I just bought Edison Opera I waited year's for it ha ha great video thanks for sharing 👍 😀👌🇮🇪

Fantastic! An intersection of genius and madness. A beautiful horn on it too.

I thought it was going to take off when you put the speed to high.

This car ( or one similar) is in a Clive Cussler book I've read!

Amazing!

Hard to imagine living without electricity or common appliances. While I'd be interested in visiting the past, I wouldn't want to live there. This fan sounds insanely powerful though.

It's crazy how we basically use the same light socket even to this day, even if the method of switching it on/off is different.

I imagine this would have been in a bar or hotel room back then. The edison machines usually were in lobbies and phonograph parlors, but they used headphones as not to disturb everyone else, but this one has a horn implying it was to entertain several people.

Never even thought about this idea,so neat,now I want one,thanks for sharing😮

A most beautiful machine!

Could I use this on 115 volts? And where can I find such a devise??

When do they chop the queen's head off? 🐸

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incredible! Who is the inventor of this engineering?

Hello sir, I have a same machine but missing some parts for the coin operator, is it possible if you can send me the photos for the coin operator so I can know what parts are missing? Thank you so much

Well, that's pretty cool. Make a video with some good 70's rock played through it.

You should consider a modern compressor or at least a modern drive motor for the compressor. The compressor is extremely loud going by the video. Also, you could regulate the air better for quieter amplification.

Very nice❤❤

You sir have an amazing collection.

Dangerous, vintage, electric fan

Very nice machine Rene! A concert grand that could convert to playing standard two minute cylinder records. Not even Edison could have come up with that?

Extremely beautiful and rare! That must be the largest motor fitted to any acoustic phonograph.

Must sound marvelous! Have any other tunes for it?

Nice machine! what song is it?

You would think a commercial machine would be much better built and use a better cylinder yielding better performance. There is no reason the cylinder couldn't be 3 times the size. The only down side would be having to re-record a new master at the bigger size.

Last fan said self oiling, what does that mean ? did it have oil already in it somehow ?

I have one, including a spare motor (in its original wooden box). Tried it once and the thing nearly caught fire.

I can see why this didn't take off

Wow Dc fans were THAT OLD

the blades are perfectly balanced which is amazing for such an old fan. What a beauty.

It's very quiet. Why don't they have those now?

Tin

Incredibile!!!

Near death experience

That's a beauty.

The only Bettini item I have ever obtained in my 45 years of collecting is a original Bettinii horn. Nice Columbia AD machine, thanks for sharing!

so it's a 2 speed

Thanks...

I bet that's expensive!

I suspect this would do much better on a Triumph.

Seems the price of a 1A has not changed!

Beutiful yet the rattling sounds makes it unusable.

4.5V DC - almost identical to USB power!

10/10/10

Thanks Rene for the explanation on its operation , Have one here that I could not understand how to wire for low and high . \

One of the Most Famous Cars from the days of Early Race Cars. I started reading about it when I was 10 years old!! This is the first time I've ever seen it coming to life. I have 50 year old post cards of this car. You made my day!!! 🎩🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸🎩

I have never saw something like this feul phonograph .. Wow, can you make a cup of coffee with this fuel and music !