Enjoyed this. Reminded me of our museum in sikeston, mo. Chris Carlisle is my son. He has katy lou band organ plus some others. He suprised my when he bought madam laura several years ago. Mikey mills has it now. God bless. Patty Lou Eakins here
The piano with the red keys is a Wurlitzer Model I. Pronounced eye. Not a nine. Not an IX model. The Nelson Wiggen with the art glass looks more like a Five X.
I have collected mechanical music machines mostly phonographs and music boxes and it is sad that the young have no interest in these items. I have been a collector since 1963 when I was 12 years old. Nice to hear Wispering on one of the machines. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
Hi! I'm currently 17 and I'm interested in these wonderful machines. Mechanical music has been my passion since I was 9 years old, and I'm doing my best to learn the restoration techniques and history of these instruments. I'm doing my best to not let this amazing technology die out in my generation and future generations.
There are some of us younger folks who fell in love at 12 in the early 2000’s. They are amazing and I love the ATT in Oaks, Pa. Hoping for more like me out there.
If the book keeps moving in the keyframe it needs adjusting by turning the screws on the top of the bridge a quarter turn at a time to put more pressure on the rubber rollers that pull the book through or the rolls may need the rubber changing as it wears with time, easy enough jobs if you know what you are doing.
Enjoyed this. Reminded me of our museum in sikeston, mo. Chris Carlisle is my son. He has katy lou band organ plus some others. He suprised my when he bought madam laura several years ago. Mikey mills has it now. God bless. Patty Lou Eakins here
Sadie Mea, and the Emperor is here
The piano with the red keys is a Wurlitzer Model I. Pronounced eye. Not a nine. Not an IX model. The Nelson Wiggen with the art glass looks more like a Five X.
I have collected mechanical music machines mostly phonographs and music boxes and it is sad that the young have no interest in these items. I have been a collector since 1963 when I was 12 years old. Nice to hear Wispering on one of the machines. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
Hi! I'm currently 17 and I'm interested in these wonderful machines. Mechanical music has been my passion since I was 9 years old, and I'm doing my best to learn the restoration techniques and history of these instruments. I'm doing my best to not let this amazing technology die out in my generation and future generations.
There are some of us younger folks who fell in love at 12 in the early 2000’s. They are amazing and I love the ATT in Oaks, Pa. Hoping for more like me out there.
I am 16, and have been enjoying mechanical music for over three years!
Lawd! Tune those things!!!
Beautiful grouping, otherwise.
If the book keeps moving in the keyframe it needs adjusting by turning the screws on the top of the bridge a quarter turn at a time to put more pressure on the rubber rollers that pull the book through or the rolls may need the rubber changing as it wears with time, easy enough jobs if you know what you are doing.
What tune is the 44 note peerless playing? It is also an endless roll like the link
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They did it already