It's strange, gramophones and phonographs often get a bad rap because when you see one being played in film or on television, what you are hearing isn't actually the sound from the record/cylinder, but instead the digital music, equalised to sound with a lesser quality, and pops, clicks and crackles are added, so that the viewer hears exactly what they expect a phonograph/gramophone to sound like, rather than what they actually sound like. They do this also so the volume can be adjusted with voices and other sounds on the film/tv set.
I have the second cylinder, the Ada Jones one is great. Love her. I have a Gem A, I like to watch the key unwind. I have the same horn on a fireside, they really sound good for the size. Good show, thanks!
Dude. You just earned yourself a subscriber. This channel is freaking awesome and I’m glad to see that this video was a recent one! Thanks! I’m 23 and love hearing history!
Nice presentation. What a find! And I love Ada Jones - my favorite comedian from the acoustic recording era. My mother's family purchased an Edison Standard machine used around the time Mother was born (1921). It came with several Ada Jones cylinder records. I loved playing them when I was just out of high school. Mom is no longer with us, but I still have that phonograph and demonstrate it often for visitors and friends. It's not nearly as rare as your GEM model C, but having the Standard gives me just that just that much more appreciation for your machine. Thanks for all the rich information and the wonderful demo. I really enjoyed it.
I just got a B model and found your information very interesting. You did well with your C! To get it with the horn in a different part of the shop is quite lucky. I agree that the double stripping is really sharp. That cylinder record is "gem" also! There wasn't a whole lot of stand-out selections on cylinders.
This is just amazing. I have a 1923 oak VV80, and will probably never get to own or experience these earlier machines. Or any Edison machine for that matter. Thank you so much for sharing!
WOW! What a nice machine! And it plays so loud and clear! Thanks for the demonstration...say, I have a box of Edison cylinders from an attic find and have nothing to play them on...would you want them? Most are in boxes but some are not. I can ship them to you if u want them cheap!
This video inspired me to get them down (the cylinder records I have)...I have 18 of them all , 1 is called "The Coon Song" which I believe is a racist record, lol, others include come along little girl, come along, 1 is a brown Columbia cylinder, can't see the title good, another is "Oh Promise Me", another is a "detroit Talking Machines" brown cylinder named "Schwankovsky's Music", another is "Orchestra Hermasillo", Smile on me, Down In The Vale Of Shenandoah, Vaudeville sketch "Si and Sis the musical spoons", Are you coming out tonight Mary Ann, Short Stories by Frank Bush, Captain Baby Bunting, Vaudeville sketch "Herman & Millie", Everything's Funny Laughing Song, and Bells Pretty Peggy, along with 3 empty Edison boxes for cylinders with nothing in them...what would ya give me for them?
How much did you have to pay? I wish I had walked into that shop before you!! I just bought a Colombia BK which Im fond of but your GEM has made me jealous with it's built in crane stand for horn!! Really nice!!
Gem Model B and C’s had to have a special attachment installed to play a 4 minute. The model d came with the 2-4 minute conversion already installed. So as long as it has the 2-4 minute conversion it should be able to play a four minute record!
This is a rare model C and would go for a lot of money like probably $1000+ dollars but if you want a nice Edison phonograph you can find them for 400 to 500 dollars in nice shape
valójában a kezdeti " gramofon technológia " is ezen MECHANIKAI HANGRÖRZÍTÉSI VONALON / illetve szisztémával / indult el .... azaz vertikálisan mélységmodolált / ! / impulzus rögzítések voltak kezdetben a gramofonlemezeken is ....amit aztán csak később változtattak meg VÍZSZINTES SZISZTÉMÁRA ....
That is really clear for a 110 year old record
It's strange, gramophones and phonographs often get a bad rap because when you see one being played in film or on television, what you are hearing isn't actually the sound from the record/cylinder, but instead the digital music, equalised to sound with a lesser quality, and pops, clicks and crackles are added, so that the viewer hears exactly what they expect a phonograph/gramophone to sound like, rather than what they actually sound like. They do this also so the volume can be adjusted with voices and other sounds on the film/tv set.
Very clear sound from a cylinder that is over 100 years old very cool
I have the second cylinder, the Ada Jones one is great. Love her. I have a Gem A, I like to watch the key unwind. I have the same horn on a fireside, they really sound good for the size. Good show, thanks!
Dude. You just earned yourself a subscriber. This channel is freaking awesome and I’m glad to see that this video was a recent one! Thanks! I’m 23 and love hearing history!
What a cute machine! I liked the two step song- such fun!
Nice presentation. What a find! And I love Ada Jones - my favorite comedian from the acoustic recording era. My mother's family purchased an Edison Standard machine used around the time Mother was born (1921). It came with several Ada Jones cylinder records. I loved playing them when I was just out of high school. Mom is no longer with us, but I still have that phonograph and demonstrate it often for visitors and friends. It's not nearly as rare as your GEM model C, but having the Standard gives me just that just that much more appreciation for your machine. Thanks for all the rich information and the wonderful demo. I really enjoyed it.
I have just purchased my first Phonograph, and it's a model C GEM. Found your video very informative, thank you.
I have a very nice gem model A with a 19" gem horn and a 2/4 minute attachment. The machine easily plays all the way through a 4 mintue cylinder.
Just grand! Thanks for sharing these gems! Love Aida J and Bill M.
Thank you for sharing! Your videos are fascinating little glimpses into the past.
I just got a B model and found your information very interesting. You did well with your C! To get it with the horn in a different part of the shop is quite lucky. I agree that the double stripping is really sharp. That cylinder record is "gem" also! There wasn't a whole lot of stand-out selections on cylinders.
This is just amazing. I have a 1923 oak VV80, and will probably never get to own or experience these earlier machines. Or any Edison machine for that matter. Thank you so much for sharing!
I really love these things man,I really love them at all....!!!!
Great informative video, very nice Gem C
Nice phonograph and music i collect 78 rpm records and gramophones hi from western Australia
WOW! What a nice machine! And it plays so loud and clear! Thanks for the demonstration...say, I have a box of Edison cylinders from an attic find and have nothing to play them on...would you want them? Most are in boxes but some are not. I can ship them to you if u want them cheap!
This video inspired me to get them down (the cylinder records I have)...I have 18 of them all , 1 is called "The Coon Song" which I believe is a racist record, lol, others include come along little girl, come along, 1 is a brown Columbia cylinder, can't see the title good, another is "Oh Promise Me", another is a "detroit Talking Machines" brown cylinder named "Schwankovsky's Music", another is "Orchestra Hermasillo", Smile on me, Down In The Vale Of Shenandoah, Vaudeville sketch "Si and Sis the musical spoons", Are you coming out tonight Mary Ann, Short Stories by Frank Bush, Captain Baby Bunting, Vaudeville sketch "Herman & Millie", Everything's Funny Laughing Song, and Bells Pretty Peggy, along with 3 empty Edison boxes for cylinders with nothing in them...what would ya give me for them?
How much did you have to pay? I wish I had walked into that shop before you!! I just bought a Colombia BK which Im fond of but your GEM has made me jealous with it's built in crane stand for horn!! Really nice!!
I love phonografs
I have a model c also. Jason. San Diego Cal
The Billy Murray record is always a good recording,and this one sounds good as well.
Ada Jones - He Lost Her In The Subway 1907
Billy Murray - Everybody Two-Step (c.1912)
Nice sounding recording.
great amazing and great
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I wonder what Ada laughed at just before the first chorus.
Can any gem if its powerful enough play a 4 minute record?
Gem Model B and C’s had to have a special attachment installed to play a 4 minute. The model d came with the 2-4 minute conversion already installed. So as long as it has the 2-4 minute conversion it should be able to play a four minute record!
One question. The seller of my Colombia BK sent me a blue 4 minute amberol, can I play it on the Colombia BK model??
Is that 4min gear Standart on the C Models ? where i can get one for my model c ??
What's the serial number again?
May I ask....whst do these objects cost?
This is a rare model C and would go for a lot of money like probably $1000+ dollars but if you want a nice Edison phonograph you can find them for 400 to 500 dollars in nice shape
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@@Altchannel2988 These adorable machines are worth every penny! I hope to be able to have one one day.
valójában a kezdeti " gramofon technológia " is ezen MECHANIKAI HANGRÖRZÍTÉSI VONALON / illetve szisztémával / indult el .... azaz vertikálisan mélységmodolált / ! / impulzus rögzítések voltak kezdetben a gramofonlemezeken is ....amit aztán csak később változtattak meg VÍZSZINTES SZISZTÉMÁRA ....