This is a 1932-33 HMV 102 in blue, one owner from new, mint condition, complete with box, record tray and lid locking key. This is all original condition.
Really amazing how someone even retained the original carton box, and in this condition! I guess the box might be worth more, looking from collectors' viewpoint, than the thing itself, as most of these boxes must have been thrown out or burned the same year the gramophones were bought :)
@@bernadette607 The last time I looked on eBay similar 102s that had sold from reputable gramophone sellers were upto £475 but I have never seen one as good condition as this, and I've never seen one with the box, but I would never sell it anyway.
@john600601 Thank You John. I am in Ireland. That’s a very good price for such a beautiful machine. I have my dad’s 102. I had it rebuilt by a carpenter! I think he ripped me off big time. Crazy cost & still doesn’t work. . I am now thinking of sending it to Co Cork to a proper gramophone guru, in the hope he might it into proper working order. He is willing to work on it for me. . I adore those beautiful 102 beauties. I have all dad’s 78’s I hope I will get to listen to them again.
I HAVE ONE OF THIS COMPANY'S GRAMOPHONE, WHICH IS COLLECTED FROM A PAKISTANI MILITARY UNIT 1950S DURING MY GRANDFATHER WAS THERE. NOT SO GOOD AND SOUND CONDITION BUT RUNNING. HOW MUCH YOU PAY IF I WANT TO SELL IT.
It depends on the needles, originally they were designed for one play each and would be bought in a tin with maybe 250 needles in, but later needles were designed to play up to ten records each. Unless they are valuable 78s I just play until the sound deteriorates, can often get 4 or 5 plays from a needle.
you should only play one record per needle! if you use a needle more then once you will damage the record! Needles are still made. 78 RPM records are not!
@@victrolalover7795back in the late 50s thru the sixties hit records were released on both 45 and 78 rpm. The combination needles would flip from "45-33" to "78". Did those needles damage the 78s, resulting in the hiss when the 78s were played?
@@bsmith9506 No, I am speaking of gramophone needles and records being played on gramophones. The gramophone was specifically designed for one play needles because of the heavy reproducers. (kind of. some different variations could play more but I will not get in to that.) The record players you talk of are different record players with much lighter tone arms and needles made of different materials. The hiss you hear is just the fact that 78s were pressed on shellac, and that material has a background hiss that vinyl does not.
I know how you feel! I am a collector, with the good fortune of having a Victor VV-50 Mahogany case in factory new condition. I would not sell it to anyone.
There isn't that much to be done on a 5a/5b soundbox. One good investment is to replace the back rubber with a new one (repros available on ebay). Otherwise, you must have carful hands and dismantle it to check if the needlebar is still free moving. It might need oiling a bit, or readjustment if it is too stiff. Ideally, it should be done with the needlebar unsoldered, so you can also be assured when you solder it back that you put it parallel to the soundboxe's back plate. This should be done with a needle in the bar as a reference.
Thanks for not showing us ANYTHING on it , up close or any other thing than just play it filmed from 10 feet away. LAME. I would have loved to have seen this thing up close
Rather lame to comment on a video that's over 9 years old that I'd forgot I'd made in the days before mobile phones could record HD! I still have the gramophone though, in mint condition, it's rather splendid and I still enjoy using it from time to time. A museum quality piece!!!
How wonderful to see that someone has preserved the box and gramophone for so many years.
Yes indeed. Yet the only sad thing is that occurences like this get more seldom every year.
Really amazing how someone even retained the original carton box, and in this condition! I guess the box might be worth more, looking from collectors' viewpoint, than the thing itself, as most of these boxes must have been thrown out or burned the same year the gramophones were bought :)
Its so rare.. I only heard the old model but this is something amazing.
Do you have, I have also got.
Great to see it in 100% original shape.
The sound on this is amazing. If I didn't know it, I wouldn't have thought this was being played on an acoustic victrola
Amazing the sound from a 100% mechanical device- no electricity. I assume there are not even any magnets in one of these
Wow,never seen a 102 box before!
Классный аппарат ! Еще и с коробкой.... Вижу коробку впервые
A magnificent gramophone ! Keep it preciously, only a few 102's are still in that condition !
That is so beautiful. There used to be one more type. High wooden box with a big brass horn . Same as is seen on HMV Records.
Must have been put in storage. Right after it was bought. Love that record,
this should belong in a museum or used in movies. either way i love it.
ÑachhattarSingh
जाने कहां गए वो दिन समय बड़ा बलवान वह भी क्या समय था जब मोहल्ले में हर घर में ऐसे ग्रामोफोन थे
Gorgeous. Both the gramophone and the original carton box!
AWSOME
LOVLEY CONDITION AND YOU TOOK VERY CARE TOO
3 Times i hear this Song and Sound sooo Lovely...
Such a handsome instrument. Lucky you!
"Singin in the rain"- the most beautiful song with Gene Kelly :D
That's pretty rare to find one with its original box and it's original tray, that box is a collectible
Amaaaazing! great sound!!! Really great! And what the music... just perfect!
Thanks for your comment, I'll look after it well!
What would be the expected cost of 102 as clean as this model?
@@bernadette607 The last time I looked on eBay similar 102s that had sold from reputable gramophone sellers were upto £475 but I have never seen one as good condition as this, and I've never seen one with the box, but I would never sell it anyway.
@john600601 Thank You John. I am in Ireland.
That’s a very good price for such a beautiful machine. I have my dad’s 102. I had it rebuilt by a carpenter! I think he ripped me off big time. Crazy cost & still doesn’t work.
. I am now thinking of sending it to Co Cork to a proper gramophone guru, in the hope he might it into proper working order. He is willing to work on it for me.
. I adore those beautiful 102 beauties. I have all dad’s 78’s I hope I will get to listen to them again.
@@bernadette607 I don';t know him personally but John Sleep gramophones has a good reputation based in Cornwall (you'll find him on a search engine)
@john600601 thank You 🍀
It is a cherished possession pl keep it with passion
Amazing condition!
యీ గ్రామోఫోన్ ను నేను కొనాలని వుంది, చెప్పండి ఎక్కడ దొరుకుతుంది భారత దేశం లో.
What an amazing treasure.
Very cool!
I have so much envy.
Beautiful
Just Amazing😍😍😍😍
Do you have, i have also got.
WOU MIT ORIGINAL KARTON.
it looks like it just came out of the showroom
realy i like this verymuch. i want to purchase this item. please tell me, from where can i get this and how. i am waiting for your reployee.
realy i am in great need of this item.
Do you have, I have also got.
నేను యీ గ్రామోఫోన్ మోడల్ నంబర్ 101 or 102, యీ రెడిటిల్లో ఏదో ఒకటి నేను కొంటాను, ఎలా ప్రొసీడ్ అవ్వాలి కొనేందుకు? చెప్పండి.
Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can I get this set In India
Love it
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I have the same machine, in red even with the record tray, not the box unfortunately though
There should be paper controle tags if new and unused
how can i get this machine please help me. this is very good. i have benn serching this for 16 years. pls help me.
pls tell me address of seller or shop
Just look on eBay (the UK one) there are many on there right now
Is this the zenith of "New old stock"?
3:30
@john600601 what might be the price tag on a machine in this condition?
For collectors ... up to 1000 pounds
Can I get this.gramophlne in india?(Model:no 102 or 101.
యీ గ్రామోఫోన్ ను నేను కొనాలని అనుకుంటున్నాను, ఎక్కడ దొరుకుతుంది భారత దేశం లో?
i have a similar gramophone, not exact, same year though.
sir where can buy this set
how much. price in Indian rupee
Is that new old stock?
no but it had been stored away in its box since the end of the war as I understand it.
Box should be easy to reproduce
В СССР эта модель называлась PT-2
ПТ-3
Do you have, i have also got.
What track is playing? And what artist what year
Gene Kelly - Singin' In The Rain, 1952
I HAVE ONE OF THIS COMPANY'S GRAMOPHONE, WHICH IS COLLECTED FROM A PAKISTANI MILITARY UNIT 1950S DURING MY GRANDFATHER WAS THERE. NOT SO GOOD AND SOUND CONDITION BUT RUNNING. HOW MUCH YOU PAY IF I WANT TO SELL IT.
Hi. Perhaps try eBay. Regards.
How many plays can you get from a needle... im asking for a friend.
It depends on the needles, originally they were designed for one play each and would be bought in a tin with maybe 250 needles in, but later needles were designed to play up to ten records each. Unless they are valuable 78s I just play until the sound deteriorates, can often get 4 or 5 plays from a needle.
you should only play one record per needle! if you use a needle more then once you will damage the record! Needles are still made. 78 RPM records are not!
@@victrolalover7795back in the late 50s thru the sixties hit records were released on both 45 and 78 rpm. The combination needles would flip from "45-33" to "78". Did those needles damage the 78s, resulting in the hiss when the 78s were played?
@@bsmith9506 No, I am speaking of gramophone needles and records being played on gramophones. The gramophone was specifically designed for one play needles because of the heavy reproducers. (kind of. some different variations could play more but I will not get in to that.) The record players you talk of are different record players with much lighter tone arms and needles made of different materials. The hiss you hear is just the fact that 78s were pressed on shellac, and that material has a background hiss that vinyl does not.
dove si trovano le puntine
i want howmuc
Kitne ka h ye. Bhai
How much INR Mad from where
4 years on, is it still not for sale ?
Sorry not for sale.
@@john600601 ......... do you use it regularly ?
@@radiogramgramophonetoons5802 not all that regularly, but I wouldn't part with it.
@@john600601 ....... I quite understand 😂 nice gramophone though
Do you have, i have also got.
For how much you will sell it
Sorry it is not for sale
I know how you feel! I am a collector, with the good fortune of having a Victor VV-50 Mahogany case in factory new condition. I would not sell it to anyone.
I know how you feel, i would never sell mine :)
did you service the soundbox
No, I haven't
john600601 if you do it will sound a million times better I garuntee you
Hopefully in time I will, unfortunately I hardly get the time to use it, though would never part with it.
There isn't that much to be done on a 5a/5b soundbox. One good investment is to replace the back rubber with a new one (repros available on ebay). Otherwise, you must have carful hands and dismantle it to check if the needlebar is still free moving. It might need oiling a bit, or readjustment if it is too stiff. Ideally, it should be done with the needlebar unsoldered, so you can also be assured when you solder it back that you put it parallel to the soundboxe's back plate. This should be done with a needle in the bar as a reference.
I want garamophne 102 I'm Indian
Sir l am interested in Garamophons please help me to buy
Look on ebay theres a few for sale
what is the price? i want
I HAVE COLLECTION.
Thanks for not showing us ANYTHING on it , up close or any other thing than just play it filmed from 10 feet away. LAME. I would have loved to have seen this thing up close
Rather lame to comment on a video that's over 9 years old that I'd forgot I'd made in the days before mobile phones could record HD! I still have the gramophone though, in mint condition, it's rather splendid and I still enjoy using it from time to time. A museum quality piece!!!
@@john600601 I have a very similar-looking Columbia portable from around the same time but it's in nowhere near as good shape. Yours is a gem!
That is quite rude! they took the time out of there day 9 years ago to show this absolute gem to the world and this is how you respond! Unreal.
@@victrolalover7795 Thank you
Kitne ka hai
Amazing condition!