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Posted 6 years ago
Vynil33rpm
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Spinning and cranking Mr. Turner and I
He without moving an Eye , realized that the volume is controlled by opening and closing the doors
Adjust position of doors to Bello Chamber
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I feel like the reproducer is at the wrong angle-- on mine, the needle doesn't point straight down. It points at a goodly angle, thus putting less pressure on the record.
This is the phonograph The Flying Zellmo’s,played they’re flying music on
And if closing the doors doesn't 'turn down the volume' enough for your tastes, you can always "STUFF A SOCK IN IT" too -- that term/phrase having originated more with the (slightly older?) 'horn type' phonographs, for which literally stuffing a sock (etc) into the horn served the same basic volume-lowering function as the doors on this one do, with its 'horn' built into the bottom of its case (behind the doors) instead of being a big thing on top of its tonearm.
Yes KERAMIKOS but it sounds A lot like Shake rattle and roll
Victor ory thanks to
Daisy 1000
I hope we voted for the Victor
But of course we need something to play them on