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In Reply to: RE: Few can beat this collector posted by Tre' on September 11, 2023 at 19:18:16
WHAT are you talking about?That's a CALIFONE!
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Not only does he use poor equipment with high VTF, but he lays records flat in large stacks. Much of the LPs I noticed were those that hang around forever in thrift stores. Judging by the condition of many of the jackets, I bet the records were scratched as well.
A real well organized monster collection in good condition and played on a high quality turntable is that of our own cactuscowboy.
By the way, I only play 78s on my Audiovox 300VA vacuum tube classroom player seen in the picture.
Leon Russell on 78. That's got to be a collector's item. :-)
"All thoughts are prey to some beast" - Bill Callahan
78s were in the 60s in India. The Beatles are on a few of those India 78s.
My friend Dave plays his large 78 collection on his $4000.00 Technics SL-1200GAE. Then he bought another one!!!!
Tre'
Have Fun and Enjoy the Music
"Still Working the Problem"
a larger stylus diameter for playing 78s with that cartridge. The 1229 is completely refurbished after many frustrating hours.
As you know, manually playing 78s can be a pain because of the short play times. You have to be doing something else while sitting right next to the turntable. Maybe someday I will refurbish my Garrard RC88 changer or find a changer spindle for the 1229.
Playing 78s on my $20 Audiovox 300VA is certainly cheaper. The only problem is the quick wear on the sapphire needles when playing older 78s.
Dave gets truncated styli (in various sizes) from Expert Stylus in the UK.
He also has a mono MC cartridge with a 78 stylus.
Tre'
Have Fun and Enjoy the Music
"Still Working the Problem"
truncated were no longer available. They were also $150 each just to play an occasional 78. Ouch.
That's what our 2nd grade teacher used to play "The Youth Fitness Song" for our class.
Ah, a real monster of a hit song by Robert Preston. I think I still have my copy around here someplace.
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