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Post by tony1952 on Jul 10, 2014 23:23:05 GMT -5
I am waiting for my first phonograph, Edison Standard D with H reproducer from ebay.
I have queries.
1. As I have seen video in Youtube, Reproducer H for 4 minutes can play celluloid 2 minutes record. Which one(Reproducer C or H) is better to play celluloid 2 minutes record?
2. Can I play 2 minutes wax/Gold Moulded cylinder record with H reproducer?
3. If I change carriage arm(if possible), can I use Diamond Reproducre B, or C for Blue Amberol record?
Thanks,
Any comments would be highly appreciated.
Tony from Korea
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Post by lucius1958 on Jul 11, 2014 2:45:11 GMT -5
Yes, you can play 2 minute celluloid cylinders with an H reproducer: but a C would probably be better.
However, I would not recommend using an H on 2 minute wax cylinders.
If you have an arm with a horizontal carriage that will fit a Diamond reproducer, the Diamond B is the one to use. The A and C were designed for use in Amberola phonographs, and have necks which point backwards.
With a Diamond B, unless your machine has a Cygnet horn and crane, it would be best to use a 45 degree adaptor between the reproducer neck and horn: otherwise, the angle is too extreme.
BillS
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Post by tony1952 on Jul 11, 2014 4:01:36 GMT -5
Dear Bills,
Thank you very much. Your comments are much helpful to start my phonograph life.
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