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Double trouble blues
From September 12, 1944 Hot Lips Page sorry about the side view video 😟I have no idea why TH-cam flips my video on the side 😩anyway enjoy😃
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Columbia A443 Recorded 1907
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That welcome on the mat ain't went meant for me Play it on an EMG gramophone with Wilson horn
April 3, 2017
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7'' 78's Look Like 45's stranger in paradise 1018 A Tony Russo on the Bell Record Label
King George V & Queen Maey Empire Message 1923 Berliner 245001-A
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Thought you might like this one i think it's quite rare not sure maybe somebody else can give me some information about this record I see one other copy on TH-cam but it is different color HMV not Berliner like this one lol
Shirley Bassey The Second Time Around LP Record Played On Garrard 301 Turntable
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Shirley Bassey The Second Time Around LP Record Played On Garrard 301 Turntable "The Second Time Around" is a song with words by Sammy Cahn and music by Jimmy Van Heusen. It was introduced in the 1960 film High Time, sung by Bing Crosby with Henry Mancini conducting his orchestra, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song. Its theme is captured by its first two lines: Love ...
Frank Sinatra I've Got A Crush On You Original 78 Record Played on a Garrard 301 Turntable
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Frank Sinatra I've Got A Crush On You Original 78 Record Played on a Garrard 301 Turntable "I've Got a Crush on You" is a song composed by George Gershwin, with lyrics by Ira Gershwin. It is unique among Gershwin compositions in that it was used for two different Broadway productions, Treasure Girl (1928), and Strike Up the Band (1930).
"Underneath the Arches" 78 RPM Record The Andrews Sisters
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"Underneath the Arches" is a 1932 popular song[ with words and music by Bud Flanagan, and additional lyrics by Reg Connelly.[2] It was one of the most famous songs of the duo Flanagan and Allen. According to a television programme broadcast in 1957, Bud Flanagan said that he wrote the song in Derby in 1927, and first performed it a week later at the Pier Pavilion, Southport.[3] It refers to the...
Song of Songs 78 RPM Record Colin O'More Tenor
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Song of Songs 78 RPM Record Sung By Colin O'More Tenor Played On A Garrard 301 Turntable
Foo The Noo (I've Something in the Bottle) by Harry Lauder Edison 13743 Recorded 1908
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Foo The Noo by Harry Lauder Edison 13743 Recorded 1908 Played on my Edison Standard Model B Phonograph with Large horn sold by the Edison company 1906 ...2 minute. Model C reproducer. Sir Harry Lauder recorded on most cylinder and disc labels. Several LP's (modern 78's!!!) of his songs have been released, and no doubt re-issued on CD.
Long John Silver Jimmy" Dorsey On V Disk 78 RPM Record
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The U.S. Army's World War Two V-Disc recording program emerged from a combined need for music to build troop morale and from a two-year musician's union recording ban, which had drastically reduced the available amount of new releases. With contributions from the leading jazz, popular, and classical artists of the day, V-Discs represented the broad sweep of American musical culture. These vinta...
Ray Charles I Want To Rock with you Played On A Gemini PT 2000 Turntable
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Ray Charles I Want To Rock with you Played On A Gemini PT 2000 Turntable Ray Charles Robinson (September 23, 1930 June 10, 2004) was an American singer-songwriter, musician and composer known as Ray Charles. He was a pioneer in the genre of soul music during the 1950s by fusing rhythm and blues, gospel, and blues styles into his early recordings with Atlantic Records.[2][3][4] He also helped ra...
Frank Sinatra There's A Small Hotel Pal Joey Played On A Garrard 301 Turntable
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Frank Sinatra There's A Small Hotel Pal Joey Played On A Garrard 301 Turntable
Servicing a 1930's record changer/ Turntable
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Servicing a 1930's record changer/ Turntable
Home Recordings on Phonograph cylinders
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Home Recordings on Phonograph cylinders
Around The World 78 RPM Record Played on a Garrard 301 Turntable
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Around The World 78 RPM Record Played on a Garrard 301 Turntable
The Concert Sinatra Frank Sinatra Concert LP Record Played On A garrard 301 Turntable
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The Concert Sinatra Frank Sinatra Concert LP Record Played On A garrard 301 Turntable
Garrard 301 Turntable Complete Step by step Rebuild and Setup.
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Garrard 301 Turntable Complete Step by step Rebuild and Setup.
How a Columbia record is made 1928 Parts one & two
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How a Columbia record is made 1928 Parts one & two
Little Wonder No.15 Silver Threads Among The Gold
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Little Wonder No.15 Silver Threads Among The Gold
Nice goings on, Read by Sir Bernard Miles. 12'' 78 rpm Record Played On Garrard 301
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Nice goings on, Read by Sir Bernard Miles. 12'' 78 rpm Record Played On Garrard 301
Enrico Caruso The Lost Chord 78 Record recorded 1912 played on Garrard 301
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Enrico Caruso The Lost Chord 78 Record recorded 1912 played on Garrard 301
Love it. Great sound takes. Just got our td 124 thorens repaired and discovering those subtleties. Thanks.
This is actually a 1901 Victor matrix.
Why bother switching wires around? Why not just use a stereo needle and turn the balance on the stereo left or right, to whichever is the side that reads up and down?
Neither the left nor the right read up and down, they read at a 45 degree angle. The only way to get 100% vertical response it to switch the wires around and play in mono.
What remix is this
I've found 7 of these disks in my Dad's collection and had no idea how to play them - thanks!
Ask the Chinese takeaway...
Some thoughts. 1. Early phonograph records were not all recorded at 78 RPM. Standardization took a number of years. I suspect that this one is actually about a 70 RPM for proper speed and pitch. 2. The Patents were from 1897 for this sort of disk. I have seen that date on the labels of records from 20 years later, therefore, 3. The fact that the record company was founded in 1899, does not present a conflict.
Lovely video, my father would have loved watching this. My parents had the Garrard 301 and we found it recently after moving from our family home. It was and still is in dire condition and not in working order. We kept it in case anyone would want it for parts as we couldn’t bear to throw it in the skip. They also had Quad speakers the size of my flat! I’m posting here in case the wonderful world of the internet would be interested. Spread the word if anyone would like more information it’s in storage in London gathering more dust, as are the speakers!.
Did you manage to find a home for these?
You need to disable the comments on this vid, they are a rat's nest of misinformation
the shure v15II has clearly about 2mv higher output than the shure v15III ... I like very much the open sound of the v15 II ...!
hi have you a link still for the plastic tool or the card to download for the needle alignment please?
It sounds remarkable for its age. 😮
Could you please reply, can I insert Type 2 needle instead of Type 3? Is it compatible?
Not the meme opening music 😭 XDDD
These kind and better are available in USA please show old one with winding key HMV played 78 rpm made Great Britain thanks
Reverse leads?
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There's a sibilance on both that's quite bothersome. Is it setup or groove damage?
Great fun, although the Latin teachers of the world never forgave him.
What, veggie wash?! 😂
Very helpful information, thanks. - I totally did not expect that music in the end. :D But it makes sense, if you think about it.
Ever wonder why all those guys in old pictures has eye patches ? 😊
I have that exact turntable. I’m super curious what stylus you’re using for the vertically cut Diamond Disc
I'm pretty sure they are using LP stylus. Edison Diamond Disc groove size are similar to LP microgroove records.
Wow😮 really good
absolutely Amazing Transformation. You do great work 👌
Petty much like Santa's work shop andOSHA approved no doubt.
This sounds AMAZING!!! so clear and what a singer Ronnie Was
What about phono preamp for 78 T please ?
It reminds me of traditional English music hall.
Great to hear . Have one to from 1943. Live on the netherlands Amsterdam
Can Can era...1800-1920....old west days... amazing to hear a song recorded over 150 years ago...😅...it is also to survive in great condition!!!
"its interesting what people found amusing back then" Yeah, I prefer people singing about their cat than what we have today with sex and fornication in every other pop song. The decline has been very clear.
Very interesting and informative video I have a 301 I want to repair I will like to know how to get the new rubber and gomet rubber could you please send me the link.thank you.
Wow that 78 sounds wonderful!
Great swinger
Also gotta ask: a) What model is the Technics? b) How does it compare to the Tecnnics knock-off by Audio Technica? Does the Audio Technica deck lag behind? How come you bought it? c) Are you planning to get an SL-1200 or, better, an SP-10?
I just gotta ask: a) Why the short arm on the LPs and the long one for 78s? b) What is the 78 rpm cartridge you use? I could not understand, it sounded like you said "Grado"? Do they make 78 rpm cartridges? c) Is the dbx processor a de-noiser/de-clicker? If so, does it affect the sound negatively?
22:32 Very nice plinth - this is a very good idea. I also did no know about those cone rubber feet coming in different grades. I always thought thy were solid hard rubber or plastic - very useful to know this.
12:31 Wise choice! There is nothing wrong with the original finish and this way it retains all its charm and the tell-tale signs of its age. If you had refinished it , it would have lost all of its character and the chance of getting the colour and painting wrong would have been high. So why bother?
Very useful video on taking apart and restoring this old deck - which seems to be in quite decent condition by the way. It is always worth watching other peoples' efforts before attempting it oneself, especially if the item to be restored is in a good condition to begin with: there is always a risk that the "restoration" imparts a higher degree of damage than leaving in the unrestored condition would. This often correlates positively with the restorer's impatience and overwhelming desire to see the fruit of their labour appear sooner than it is possible. Watching videos like this gives one the right perspective on how to go about a restoration of a complicated item.
9:55 I would careful with that cadmium plating which seems to be flaking off. I would not touch that toxic stuff with bare hands and I would ensure to clean up the bench carefully after working on them. Perhaps it is worth investigating whether some containment solution exists for the corroded cadmium that can be applied without necessitating stripping the plating off and that would possibly also protect the rest of the plating from corrosion. I know, protecting solution for the plating sounds totally ironic but it is mitigating the risk posed by the highly toxicity of this metal's oxide that makes it worth checking in my opinion.
7:57 I am not sure the sewing machine oil you have used is the appropriate type for this application. If it is not, it may lead to spindle bearing damage in the long term. Correct oil for Garrard spindles is available and while not exactly cheap, only a small amount is needed for the long term keep of the deck so it is a worthwhile small investment.
7:50 You have left the felt gasket off. This is absolutely necessary and should be installed back as soon as possible. Replacements are easy to find and are not expensive.
Incredible the amount of man hours that go into making a record Without mentioning the sourcing of ingredients and building such factories
The condition is brilliant, great fidelity for an acoustic recording!
My mother told me the lyrics, just this morning, and I was able to look this up. She used to play it on the piano, she is 101 this year. Seated one day at the organ I was weary and ill at ease And my fingers wandered idly Over the noisy keys I know not what I was playing Or what I was dreaming then; But I struck one chord of music Like the sound of a great Amen Like the sound of a great Amen It flooded the crimson twilight Like the close of an angel's psalm And it lay on my fevered spirit With a touch of infinite calm It quieted pain and sorrow Like love overcoming strife; It seemed the harmonious echo From our discordant life It linked all perplexèd meanings Into one perfect peace And trembled away into silence As if it were loth to cease I have sought, but I seek it vainly That one lost chord divine Which came from the soul of the organ And entered into mine It may be that death's bright angel Will speak in that chord again It may be that only in Heav'n I shall hear that grand Amen
Great Job!!!! Congratulations.
Ive never seen a man that needed to spend 200 on a 10L ultrasonic more in my life.
I’ve found using the “Hudson Hi-Fi” acrylic alignment tool and adjusting the tonearm so it’s perfectly parallel to the record surface (on tt’s that have the adjustable arm height feature) helps tracking considerably. Also using this same tool to adjust the cartridge azimuth ( on headshells with this feature) so the cartridge and stylus are perpendicular to the groove helps considerably. Using the only cartridge stylus made specifically for Diamond Disc playback also helps considerably, which is the Expert brand 3.5 mil ( same size as the original Edison Diamond disc stylus is) FCR profile. FCR profile is “full conical radius” ( imagine a ball point pen tip, it’s similiar to that, exceptionally smooth , much more smooth than a standard conical stylus is) and the correct type Edison employed on the original Diamond disc machines.
👍 good job!