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In Reply to: Michell patent on tone arm (for werner and others) posted by Klaus on February 29, 2000 at 01:21:58:
My father Mr David Gammon ran Transcriptors Ltd From 1963-1981.He design The Hydraulic Reference Turntable/The Saturn Turntable/The Round Table/The Skeleton/and The Transcriber.My father employed J A Mitchell as a jobber,doing various jobe for my father.When my father move Transcriptors from England to Ireland in 1973,he gave J AMitchell the rights to manufacture the Hydraulic Reference.To this very day Mr J Mitchell has not payed my father.We then move to America in 1974 where we sold the Skeleton in thousands.J A Mitchell has never designed any of the turntables which my father designed.Also the rounded feet were the first as my father had designed them,the so called 'bull horns' came later when my father gave J A Mitchell permission to manufacture the Reference.Also in a few months i will be getting Transcriptors up and running to provide Service/Spares/and repairs for the above turntables.If you would like to know more about Transcriptors then please drop me a line as my father is still alive and well.Yours faithfully
Michael John Gammon (Son)
+00 44 01623-812274 (England)
0780-862-5791 (England) (Mobile Phone)
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