@gnativerson Well, playing Victor "scroll" records will give you the best sound. They are called scrolls because of the scroll outline on the label, they are electrically recorded and best designed for use on the Victor Orthopohic series. Needles generally come in soft / medium / loud and sometimes extra loud "sizes"... that can also help.
Great demonstration. First I have ever seen of a multi groove record.
I never would have believed that record if u had not demonstrated it!
Very good sounding machine also.
Thanks for posting!
@gnativerson Well, playing Victor "scroll" records will give you the best sound. They are called scrolls because of the scroll outline on the label, they are electrically recorded and best designed for use on the Victor Orthopohic series. Needles generally come in soft / medium / loud and sometimes extra loud "sizes"... that can also help.
such a cool idea,i wonder how they came up with it? i remember having
a horse race game with 12 races on the record.
The 2nd is THE KING'S HORSES, a 1930 song by English composer Noel Gay and English lyricist Harry Graham
@lindyhoppers The info is from a website, google search AL BOWLLY DISCOGRAPHY - 1931 .
"You're Driving Me Crazy"?
That's "Okay, Baby!" and it's not Bowlly singing...
😮😮😮😮how is possible????
nice -- I've a VE8-4, only a few records and its not playing very loud. The reproducer has been serviced -- what needles are good for higher output?
@chompo7 I agree, it's a fun idea. And yes! I have that too, altho not in HD, check out: =85q2Vk0Qons
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