Perfect accessory to have in your hovel in the post-apocalyptic world. Having the ability to play music while no one else can because there's no electricity... choice!
Because you can imagine all the people who thrilled to the sound of that ancient instruement back in the day. To get 3 minutes of music in one's house. What a joy! Plus those jangling strings!
To most it might look fine (though the turntable's fluctuating might be a red flag), but anyone that knows their Gramophones will notice that this Gramophone is an Indian Reproduction one that is Crudely-Made and Taken From Various Parts and cobbled together to make it look Authentic. They tend to look just a bit too shiny for the supposed age and have a very tinny sound. If you want to see and hear the genuine article, here are some good links: ruclips.net/video/QbsXLDNPvNc/видео.html ruclips.net/video/fCaSjrtk0Eo/видео.html
It sounds so good... When I was younger I've listened to the old gramophone of my grandfather. I loved it so much.. When I'm 18 I want to get a gramophone tattoo on my leg, It's such a big dream*-* (sry for my bad english, I'm fron germany)
Craftman Seven Eighty Yes but if it's old it's better I recommend you to search for a Pathe 1906 vertical cut Gramophone. It's very interesting and beautiful!
I Have this Record! GOD IT IS BEAUTIFUL! My Mom introduced Me to it from watching the Movie! Later I found the Record of it in a Junk Store! The very best is this version because it is from the movie! And all other versions do not have the Charm this has!
That was great. I used to play with an old gramophone slightly larger than that with the old records that came with it. Such memories remembering how the music used to sound.
This was one of the first gramophone videos I ever saw if not THE first one, thank you for making this as it was probably responsible for one of my favorite hobbies :D
I'm amazed how mean the purists are about these repros. The record he is playing is not a priceless museum piece. Stop being sanctimonious and spoiling other peoples fun
I think it's funny how people can become so upset over a gramophone. XD I mean seriously, if you're a purist when it comes to something like this aren't you over 150 years old by now?
***** Comparing this unit to a fisher price child's toy is a bit dramatic and unrealistic. I would use a different example if I were you. To answer your earlier question, no, I would not be annoyed. I wouldn't let something like that get under my skin so easily.
***** I'm as calm as they come guy so there's no need to tell me to relax. Looking at your comment you're the one who needs to get his blood pressure checked as well as his reality. I hope you get the help you need.
No Mr. Gay4Trump (horrible name by the way) you are the only one I see here who is angry. Your aggressive words are overkill and you're clearly starved for attention. I see nothing upsetting about what CJ said to the original comment by Stephen. I only saw you responding in anger because someone else didn't agree with you. Everything you keep responding with is the drama YOU are displaying. He was spot on when he said he hopes you get the help you need. You have serious emotional problems.
@@tuileriesantiques9057 you don’t have to be like that you are ruining the fun ¿so what it was made in the 2000s? It does it job and that’s truly all that matters . Sure it’s a little rusty sounding but it’s better that one that simply does not work -wed 27 Jan 2021
@@ianplace9977 idk what’s fun to you but to me i don’t think letting a record getting torn up is fun, about these, they use cheap mechanism, that are dangerous, they have high lead content from the governor weights, which wear, the lead gets inside, too much inhaled is dangerous, the springs are flimsy, if they break, the whole thing will fall apart, the thing is not only a safety hazard, but in my opinion it isn’t attractive or fun in anyway
@@tuileriesantiques9057 oh...oh shit...I’m sorry I did not know that well I guess I look like a fool and I am a fool well....I’m sorry i did not know that that’s the only thing I can say -wed 27 Jan 2021
No, because records made after the 1950s tipically have a much smaller groove, are made out o vinyl (while these old records are made out of shellac), spin at 33 rpm instead of 78, and would totally get ruined if played on a gramophone.
Albert Sánchez I got my original for $40 and all it needs is a $40 spring and some oiling and cleaning. The reproductions just don't work at all. This sounds terrible. If you want to buy an antique gramophone, don't buy these. You send several hundred dollars on this only to wee it doesn't work right. That is several hundred dollars gone, where for the same or less you can get an original one in cosmetically poor condition that runs like an angel and is worth the money.
As a collecter of gramophones.These are called in our terms Crapophones from india wouldnt even atempt to play any 78rpm record on them or even own one.
I came here out of interest in audio editing after listening to the song "It's just a burning memory" by The Caretaker. I'm fascinated by the nostalgic sound of this vintage record player.
I believe if they made an exact replica of the original Victor, or His Masters Voice, they would probably be faced with legal matters from RCA, even though this considered an "antique reproduction", if it was made to look exactly like the original copywrites and all might be a problem
awesome... i wanna have a Gramophone now and the LP too... love the third man. And best of all - with a Gramophone you don't have to pay GEZ (german radio taxes :-)
I can imagine this in a pretty cool setting: A team of twelve future-ish soldiers going through a warehouse, (like the hunger games mocking Jay forest scene with the peackeepers.) this starts playing over some loudspeakers, as they patrol through the place, a gunfight ensues, them versus one man and a series of elaborate traps, all the while this plays. Seems to fit the element a little (and nope I'm not copying the scorch trials).
@EvilDeathTom There is no doubt that the modern "BOSE" system is probably the best audio available today, and much better than the old gramophones, but.....The old phonographs will outlast every modern audio device, and the sound of human voices is still much more impressive through analog than through digital. I remember how fascinated one of my friends was when he heard the voice of Patti Page through one of my Victrolas. The guy was flabbergasted out of his mind!!
there are a lot of portable models for about$150, old table top models with a external horn are good but some times cost around $2000 but if you don't mined going and picking up your phonograph then the console or floor models would be the best, for a good starter one i would get a victor portable model the ones that are in a suit case then if you want to get more in to it then see if you can find a 1920's internal horn table top model for about $450-$750 good luck with your purchase
there are lots of these everywhere, most of them come from India, they have quite a poor quality, but I think that with a new reproducer and a motor adjustment it would work much better, you can see the platter shakes in a strange way once the needle is on the record.
Bien sûr, mais il faudrait trouver du matériel d'époque où même reconstruire toute les qui servait autrefois à l'enregistrement de la galette. Retrouvez les formules chimiques de la composition de la gomme laque. Et puis presser des disques 😅
What the he'll are some of these people arguing about in the comments? I agree with the person who said there is something " magical" in finding and putting on a still working original machine. The sound, everything, even an overplayed record with all its cracks. This is beautiful.
But it's not an original machine. These type of Gramophones are usually cheaply cobbled together from old parts in India. The sound on this sounds tinny and shrill because of its poor quality. A Genuine Gramophone or Phonograph of the time can have an exceptional sound quality to it. Here's a good example of peak Phonograph sound from a genuine Victrola Credenza: ruclips.net/video/lpprkw2i2Us/видео.html Cheers.
what i have to know about gromophone before buying? i’ve heard thatvyou have to change those needles after listening and its difficult to find them to buy, or if tou find them it can coast a lot🤔
It's a 78rpm, not a 75. Nice CRAP-O-PHONE (You can tell it's a reproduction based on the obvious soldered join where the horn should be curved instead.) Did you replace the needle before playing this record? One needle per each side played, that's the rules.
I"M SO FUCKING SICK OF RUclips REMOVING AUDIO FROM VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This sounds awful. But I shant be rude, judging by your description you are just starting to dive into the antique phonograph and record world. Welcome! This is a 78 RPM record, there is no such thing as a 75 LP. The device you have is a reproduction phonograph from INDIA or CHINA. Sadly, these are made with rubbish parts and cheap materials. EX the buzzing you hear from the reproducer? On a real wind up, you shouldn't hear that. The sound should be smooth and pleasing to the ear with NO distortion. The reproducer on your machine there is not adjusted properly and is probably made with paper gaskets instead of Rubber. When people listen to this, they should be saying: Put on another one! Not: That's enough, I'm getting a head ache.
Bette Davis. I have a Sonora from 1918 and its poor motor is shot. If I want to play something, I have to sit and crank the whole time, plus it doesn't stay at the same speed.
I am very sorry to have to tell you that your machine is not an original gramophone, it is a reproduction made in India from scrap metal parts. I am glad that at least it plays well. if you look for an original, check out the website: phonophan. They have a beautiful assortment of original machines (expensive, but rightfully so)
Perfect accessory to have in your hovel in the post-apocalyptic world. Having the ability to play music while no one else can because there's no electricity... choice!
Its amazing how playing music at home went from turning a crank,to pressing a button.
and now, by just tapping to spotify.....
But now voice-activated!!! :D
But I love the old way
aBhi *BUT NOW VOICE ACTIVATED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
pomukaisoo *BUT NOW VOICE ACTIVATED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Something about this is just....magical.
Because you can imagine all the people who thrilled to the sound of that ancient instruement back in the day. To get 3 minutes of music in one's house. What a joy! Plus those jangling strings!
It's an indian fake
Kinda feels like it's taking us to a different time
Indeed
@@tolli97 yea
To most it might look fine (though the turntable's fluctuating might be a red flag), but anyone that knows their Gramophones will notice that this Gramophone is an Indian Reproduction one that is Crudely-Made and Taken From Various Parts and cobbled together to make it look Authentic. They tend to look just a bit too shiny for the supposed age and have a very tinny sound. If you want to see and hear the genuine article, here are some good links:
ruclips.net/video/QbsXLDNPvNc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/fCaSjrtk0Eo/видео.html
It sounds so good... When I was younger I've listened to the old gramophone of my grandfather. I loved it so much.. When I'm 18 I want to get a gramophone tattoo on my leg, It's such a big dream*-* (sry for my bad english, I'm fron germany)
+Luis
'n Grammophon
Und wie geht's mit dem Tattoo vorran
Hast du dein Tattoo mittlerweile?😂
It sound like shit, and the song is particularly ugly
@@andreapetribhhf8585 so cool
Sounds like spongebob music
@@xforever5280 stfu with the "Kid"
@@xforever5280you’re the kid. Stop calling people kids bro
@@PlasticMoviesWithToySoldiers lel you are right I was kinda odd 2y ago
@@xforever5280What the fuck
Goofy ahh replies, anyways, it does sound like SpongeBob music!
very authentic sound, used this in an assignment for university.
Fascinating. Old things are great to have and use if they still work.
Craftman Seven Eighty It's not old it's a replica
Albert Sánchez Its still cool
Craftman Seven Eighty Yes but if it's old it's better I recommend you to search for a Pathe 1906 vertical cut Gramophone. It's very interesting and beautiful!
Synchronicity! We watched The Third Man last night and now this… I was searching the RUclips for gramophone. BTW, I loved the carpet and sofa throw.
sehr geil!! nostalgie treibt mir manchmal fast tränen in die augen.. wirklich cool!!
I Have this Record! GOD IT IS BEAUTIFUL! My Mom introduced Me to it from watching the Movie! Later I found the Record of it in a Junk Store! The very best is this version because it is from the movie! And all other versions do not have the Charm this has!
Sponge Bob???
DasmaCalubayan no
Hahahahahahahaha that's exactly what I thought!
🤣
Till it sound automatically at 3 am.
Great, thank you so much for this video :-)
That was great. I used to play with an old gramophone slightly larger than that with the old records that came with it. Such memories remembering how the music used to sound.
This was one of the first gramophone videos I ever saw if not THE first one, thank you for making this as it was probably responsible for one of my favorite hobbies :D
Simmons2 looks so grumpy playing his Victrola! Such a nice little player...And love the zither version of the Three Penny Opera / Third Man Theme!
i love these old songs
Wow! The sound is spectacular!
I love this Video. I saw these phonographs on EBAY and I ordered one. Can't wait to get it!
So how did it go with the Gramophone ?. Was it any good ?.
I'm amazed how mean the purists are about these repros. The record he is playing is not a priceless museum piece. Stop being sanctimonious and spoiling other peoples fun
I think it's funny how people can become so upset over a gramophone. XD I mean seriously, if you're a purist when it comes to something like this aren't you over 150 years old by now?
***** Comparing this unit to a fisher price child's toy is a bit dramatic and unrealistic. I would use a different example if I were you. To answer your earlier question, no, I would not be annoyed. I wouldn't let something like that get under my skin so easily.
***** I'm as calm as they come guy so there's no need to tell me to relax. Looking at your comment you're the one who needs to get his blood pressure checked as well as his reality. I hope you get the help you need.
No Mr. Gay4Trump (horrible name by the way) you are the only one I see here who is angry. Your aggressive words are overkill and you're clearly starved for attention. I see nothing upsetting about what CJ said to the original comment by Stephen. I only saw you responding in anger because someone else didn't agree with you. Everything you keep responding with is the drama YOU are displaying. He was spot on when he said he hopes you get the help you need. You have serious emotional problems.
LOL!! This has nothing to do with anyone having rights of opinions guy, this has everything to do with you being stark raving mad!
Awesome video thank you, I want a gramophone
Beautiful! Finally a correct version of The Third Man Theme using zithers--instead of the sacharine Guy Lombardo Decca. Beautiful!
i like that old machine i want it 6 years
awesome song
origins all over again
Not an antique, not any quality, but it's something that will give some people joy.
yes,
Marvelous. Thank you.
Glad we could clear that up. What a sad, little fantasy life.
lol this video is nearly as old as the gramophone
probably is, that gramophone is from the 2000’s lol. it’s a piece of CRAP.
@@tuileriesantiques9057 you don’t have to be like that you are ruining the fun ¿so what it was made in the 2000s? It does it job and that’s truly all that matters . Sure it’s a little rusty sounding but it’s better that one that simply does not work -wed 27 Jan 2021
@@ianplace9977 idk what’s fun to you but to me i don’t think letting a record getting torn up is fun, about these, they use cheap mechanism, that are dangerous, they have high lead content from the governor weights, which wear, the lead gets inside, too much inhaled is dangerous, the springs are flimsy, if they break, the whole thing will fall apart, the thing is not only a safety hazard, but in my opinion it isn’t attractive or fun in anyway
@@tuileriesantiques9057 oh...oh shit...I’m sorry I did not know that well I guess I look like a fool and I am a fool well....I’m sorry i did not know that that’s the only thing I can say -wed 27 Jan 2021
@@tuileriesantiques9057 and they spin too fast.
These days everyone's into the bass, back then treble was all the rage.
Thank you. You just made my day knowing I could hear more from you.
I TURNED 2 WHEN THIS WAS UPLOADED
Me too xD
I want to listen to Grimes's "Visions" album on this beast :)
Makes Me Think Of Piccadilly Bars Ice Cream Vans
how lovely
Sounds great.
Wonderful sound.
Silly question but... Would a 1920's gramophone be able to play, let's say... a 1980's Dire Straits vinyl?
No, because records made after the 1950s tipically have a much smaller groove, are made out o vinyl (while these old records are made out of shellac), spin at 33 rpm instead of 78, and would totally get ruined if played on a gramophone.
@Nolan Cain That's what I call heavy metal.
@@pixeldoom2406 on this crapophone all records would be destroyed. but yes it would get destroyed if played on an acoustic gramophone.
XDD
Que sonoridade maravilhosa!
🎼👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🎼
I love this
This is so great !
some people don't have the money, or the luck for an original one.i would buy a replica too.
LineoLemon there are oroginals in good condition that cost the same as a replica
Albert Sánchez I got my original for $40 and all it needs is a $40 spring and some oiling and cleaning. The reproductions just don't work at all. This sounds terrible. If you want to buy an antique gramophone, don't buy these. You send several hundred dollars on this only to wee it doesn't work right. That is several hundred dollars gone, where for the same or less you can get an original one in cosmetically poor condition that runs like an angel and is worth the money.
The original ones go for over thousands of dollars and that's so d@mn expensive, and I want a old 1920's gramophone.
love this tune. av heard it on a c1912 German thing, a big cabinet thing. on antiques roadshow once. nice, though.
Very stylish!
I would actually love to see some dubstepo or drum and bass played on one of those things, be piss funny.
As a collecter of gramophones.These are called in our terms Crapophones from india wouldnt even atempt to play any 78rpm record on them or even own one.
The ice cream van round ours used to play this.
I came here out of interest in audio editing after listening to the song "It's just a burning memory" by The Caretaker.
I'm fascinated by the nostalgic sound of this vintage record player.
Exciting tune
It's so attractive
yes you are correct
i want one like that........
Have you heard about Frankie's new gramophone? It's off the hook!
I believe if they made an exact replica of the original Victor, or His Masters Voice, they would probably be faced with legal matters from RCA, even though this considered an "antique reproduction", if it was made to look exactly like the original copywrites and all might be a problem
awesome... i wanna have a Gramophone now and the LP too... love the third man.
And best of all - with a Gramophone you don't have to pay GEZ (german radio taxes :-)
I want to salute the inventor
Sweet sound !
I can imagine this in a pretty cool setting:
A team of twelve future-ish soldiers going through a warehouse, (like the hunger games mocking Jay forest scene with the peackeepers.) this starts playing over some loudspeakers, as they patrol through the place, a gunfight ensues, them versus one man and a series of elaborate traps, all the while this plays. Seems to fit the element a little (and nope I'm not copying the scorch trials).
Adquiri um hoje. Vou restaura lo todo. Isso é uma verdadeira viagem no tempo e uma terapia.
nice shorts buddy! good song too!
@EvilDeathTom There is no doubt that the modern "BOSE" system is probably the best audio available today, and much better than the old gramophones, but.....The old phonographs will outlast every modern audio device, and the sound of human voices is still much more impressive through analog than through digital. I remember how fascinated one of my friends was when he heard the voice of Patti Page through one of my Victrolas. The guy was flabbergasted out of his mind!!
there are a lot of portable models for about$150, old table top models with a external horn are good but some times cost around $2000 but if you don't mined going and picking up your phonograph then the console or floor models would be the best, for a good starter one i would get a victor portable model the ones that are in a suit case then if you want to get more in to it then see if you can find a 1920's internal horn table top model for about $450-$750 good luck with your purchase
२०२० 😃🇮🇳🇮🇳❣️
Love from India
i like this
This made me laugh harder that I should have. Lol.
Magique et magnifique
@Dooomhunter JA GENAU das dachte ich mir auch grade....lol aber ein klasse Gramophon!
there are lots of these everywhere, most of them come from India, they have quite a poor quality, but I think that with a new reproducer and a motor adjustment it would work much better, you can see the platter shakes in a strange way once the needle is on the record.
great ipod touch
Good HMV record player
Gramaphone operated by electric are best in performance
Can we get any modern music converted into those big discs to play on a gramophone?
Bien sûr, mais il faudrait trouver du matériel d'époque où même reconstruire toute les qui servait autrefois à l'enregistrement de la galette. Retrouvez les formules chimiques de la composition de la gomme laque. Et puis presser des disques 😅
Me too man, me too.
you can get one off ebay but if you want a safer more expensive rout then there are some restoration companys that sell some but be ready to pay.
like a whole factory was about to start
super
What the he'll are some of these people arguing about in the comments? I agree with the person who said there is something " magical" in finding and putting on a still working original machine. The sound, everything, even an overplayed record with all its cracks. This is beautiful.
But it's not an original machine. These type of Gramophones are usually cheaply cobbled together from old parts in India. The sound on this sounds tinny and shrill because of its poor quality. A Genuine Gramophone or Phonograph of the time can have an exceptional sound quality to it. Here's a good example of peak Phonograph sound from a genuine Victrola Credenza: ruclips.net/video/lpprkw2i2Us/видео.html
Cheers.
He's beyond Hipster vinyl.
what i have to know about gromophone before buying? i’ve heard thatvyou have to change those needles after listening and its difficult to find them to buy, or if tou find them it can coast a lot🤔
That's a lovely machine you've got there. Original or not.
Thanks for uploading.
Great thomas alba edison
Don’t listen to them they say it’s crap but don’t listen to them be unique and plus antique gramophones cost $1,500 and up your gramophone is cool 😎
i think there just saying that the replica gramophones can be damaging to old records
this piece of crap is worth nothing. glad if he is happy with it, but it’s not worth the few hundereds he payed for it.
I know right.The olden days were better on many accounts. Screw modernism, I want Classicism and the Renaissance.
So Cool
Sounds like an ice cream van LOL but it looks really good.
I just bought one too, it drives me crazy that the needle has to be replaced after every record.
don t play electrical record on a mechanical grammophone, you can play pre 1925 acoustic record on your phonograph
I wouldn't even play those on this phonograph, it is a modern reproduction phonograph and is very hard on records.
Victrola Fix oh sorry, yes it s a reproduction, i have seen so many grammophone like this on ebay, are they chinese?
caspar politman They usually are made in India, though I'm sure China makes some also.
I got that gramophone too
I want a MP3 player that looks like a gramophone...
It's a 78rpm, not a 75. Nice CRAP-O-PHONE (You can tell it's a reproduction based on the obvious soldered join where the horn should be curved instead.)
Did you replace the needle before playing this record? One needle per each side played, that's the rules.
Sup alex-pussy
no it isn't. They go for 3 or so before needing replacement
@kittykatro Actually, LPs from the 60s and 70s boast much more real sound than digital CDs and files.
We got the music coming straight from bikini bottom
You should block the platter while you wind it up :-).
I"M SO FUCKING SICK OF RUclips REMOVING AUDIO FROM VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This sounds awful. But I shant be rude, judging by your description you are just starting to dive into the antique phonograph and record world. Welcome! This is a 78 RPM record, there is no such thing as a 75 LP. The device you have is a reproduction phonograph from INDIA or CHINA. Sadly, these are made with rubbish parts and cheap materials. EX the buzzing you hear from the reproducer? On a real wind up, you shouldn't hear that. The sound should be smooth and pleasing to the ear with NO distortion. The reproducer on your machine there is not adjusted properly and is probably made with paper gaskets instead of Rubber. When people listen to this, they should be saying: Put on another one! Not: That's enough, I'm getting a head ache.
Bette Davis. I have a Sonora from 1918 and its poor motor is shot. If I want to play something, I have to sit and crank the whole time, plus it doesn't stay at the same speed.
If this is your only problem, consider yourself a happy person.
Spongebob :D
I am very sorry to have to tell you that your machine is not an original gramophone, it is a reproduction made in India from scrap metal parts. I am glad that at least it plays well. if you look for an original, check out the website: phonophan. They have a beautiful assortment of original machines (expensive, but rightfully so)
in some shop with old things
Cool!
👏👏👏👏👏