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Get PriceEdison Disc: Edison Disc (also 'Diamond Disc') A type of record marketed by Edison Records from 1912 to 1929. The 10' disc play at 80 RPM, weigh ten ounces, and are 1/4' thick. Cylinder: Cyl: CD: CD: Compact Disc: CDr: CDr: Recordable Compact Disc: CDV: CDV: CD Video, a hybrid format. LaserDisc-format video with CD-format audio on the same side ...
Get PriceEDISON DIAMOND DISC ARTISTS & RECORDS 1910-1929 2nd EDITION HARD BACK 187 pages. ... Details about Edison Long Play No. 10002 Diamond Disc Record, Show Tunes. 1 viewed per hour. ... New Edison Diamond Disc Motor Repair Manual Mechanical Service phonographs Guide. $14.99.
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Get PriceOffered here is Edison Diamond Disc #51388 'Lucille' on side R by the Golden Gate Orchestra and 'Kiss Me Goodnight' on side L by Harry Raderman's Dance Orchestra. Both sides are in very good condition and play through with no problems. Side R has a very minor chip on the edge, seen in the photos, that does not even get close to the recorded material.
Get PriceWhen the disc record was invented, Edison's competitors adapted their phonographs to play this type of recording. Edison opposed records at first due to their poorer sound quality, but caved in to public demand in 1913 and also adapted his phonograph to play records. Early phonographs operated by a crank and had large horns for speakers.
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Get Price2009-12-14u2002·u200212-14-2009, 01:16 PM. Group, The subject of 'what stylus to use' to play back the Edison Diamond Disc's has been brought up before. I have, though, I slightly different question. In the Diamond Cut User's guide (Nicely written, I might add), the stylus called out for the Diamond Disc's is 3.7 mil spherical or non-truncated conical stylus.
Get Price2018-5-13u2002·u2002The new Diamond Disc phonographs were unveiled in 1911 but didn't really work their way to the dealers until late 1912. The initial models included the A-60, A-150 and A-200. In 1916 the Diamond Disc was renamed 'The New Edison.'
Get PriceDiamond Discs were issued from 1912 to 1929. You can determine the decade in which an Edison disc was manufactured by knowing about the two basic labels. From 1912 to mid-1921, Edison relied on 'molded labels.' A prepared plate was pressed into the record surface, leaving an engraved impression.
Get Price2013-10-28u2002·u2002Behind Mr. Edison's back, his engineers began work on a disc machine and records. Edison soon became enthusiastic. Two and a half years and three million dollars later, the Edison Diamond Disc phonograph was born. Introduced late in 1912, this machine was arguably the finest acoustic phonograph developed up to that time.
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Get Price2010-5-2u2002·u2002Whatever you do, don't play the much thicker records that say 'Edison' on the label. These are only meant to be played on an Edison Diamond Disc phonograph with a diamond stylus. This uses a completely incompatible recording format than 78rpm records. A steel needle on a Victrola will just rip right through the grooves and destroy the record.
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Get Price2021-9-18u2002·u2002Instrumental Selections on the Edison Diamond Discs (1912 - 1929)—Overview A wide array of instrumentals were offered in the Edison Diamond Disc catalogs. Many featured artists proficient with various musical instruments, performing both popular and classical songs. Examples can be found in the selections chosen for this presentation: Signor Lou Chiha 'Friscoe' played his xylophone in the ...
Get PriceDiamond Discs were issued from 1912 to 1929. You can determine the decade in which an Edison disc was manufactured by knowing about the two basic labels. From 1912 to mid-1921, Edison relied on 'molded labels.' A prepared plate was pressed into the record surface, leaving an engraved impression.
Get Price2009-12-14u2002·u200212-14-2009, 01:16 PM. Group, The subject of 'what stylus to use' to play back the Edison Diamond Disc's has been brought up before. I have, though, I slightly different question. In the Diamond Cut User's guide (Nicely written, I might add), the stylus called out for the Diamond Disc's is 3.7 mil spherical or non-truncated conical stylus.
Get Price2018-5-13u2002·u2002The new Diamond Disc phonographs were unveiled in 1911 but didn't really work their way to the dealers until late 1912. The initial models included the A-60, A-150 and A-200. In 1916 the Diamond Disc was renamed 'The New Edison.'
Get Price2021-9-19u2002·u2002Photograph of Thomas A. Edison listening to the New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. Advertisement in The Gramophone, December 1923. Cylinders peaked in popularity around 1905. After this, discs and disc players, most notably the Victrolas, began to dominate the market. Columbia Records, an Edison competitor, had stopped marketing cylinders in 1912.
Get PriceEdison Disc: Edison Disc (also 'Diamond Disc') A type of record marketed by Edison Records from 1912 to 1929. The 10' disc play at 80 RPM, weigh ten ounces, and are 1/4' thick. Cylinder: Cyl: CD: CD: Compact Disc: CDr: CDr: Recordable Compact Disc: CDV: CDV: CD Video, a hybrid format. LaserDisc-format video with CD-format audio on the same side ...
Get Price2018-5-13u2002·u2002Why can't you play regular 78rpm records on an Edison Diamond Disc phonograph? Why is the earth 93 million from the sun? Why is everyone so grumpy? I can't answer the latter two questions, but I can answer the first one: for patent reasons. Edison didn't …
Get PriceNipperhead Antique Phonograph is one of the leading web sites for information pertaining to antique phonographs, gramophones, records, Victor, Edison, Columbia, and of course, Nipper. Contains cylinder and disc sound recordings, a Phonograph Gallery, repair instructions, and resource listings.
Get PriceEDISON DIAMOND DISC ARTISTS & RECORDS 1910-1929 2nd EDITION HARD BACK 187 pages. ... Details about Edison Long Play No. 10002 Diamond Disc Record, Show Tunes. 1 viewed per hour. ... New Edison Diamond Disc Motor Repair Manual Mechanical Service phonographs Guide. $14.99.
Get PriceTHE ORO-TONE Brand REPRODUCER, Manufactured by The ORO-TONE CO., CHICAGO, IL. If you have an Antique Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Record Player ('Victrola' as some call them, just because most are a floor model machine) which came with the Diamond needle stylus that only plays the thick Edison Diamond Disc Records (1/4' thick), this Playing Head (Reproducer) is designed to be …
Get Price2021-9-18u2002·u2002Instrumental Selections on the Edison Diamond Discs (1912 - 1929)—Overview A wide array of instrumentals were offered in the Edison Diamond Disc catalogs. Many featured artists proficient with various musical instruments, performing both popular and classical songs. Examples can be found in the selections chosen for this presentation: Signor Lou Chiha 'Friscoe' played his xylophone in the ...
Get Price2021-9-19u2002·u2002Photograph of Thomas A. Edison listening to the New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. Advertisement in The Gramophone, December 1923. Cylinders peaked in popularity around 1905. After this, discs and disc players, most notably the Victrolas, began to dominate the market. Columbia Records, an Edison competitor, had stopped marketing cylinders in 1912.
Get PriceR-115-Y Edison DD ADAPTER and REPRODUCER to play 78s. This unit slides into the horn in the same way as the diamond disc reproducer does. The tone arm part is completely free of tight joints. The reproducer is a VICTOR EXHIBITION reproducer that uses common steel needles to play ordinary (acoustic, lateral-cut) 78 rpm records.
Get Price2021-2-12u2002·u2002Edison Diamond Disc records for sale. ... refer to these as Edison Diamond Discs to distinguish them from Edison cylinder records. The Diamond Discs, which were engineered to run at 80 (not 78) rpm, should best be played on an Edison machine with an Edison reproducer and an Edison diamond stylus. Whatever you do, do not play them with a steel ...
Get Price2021-1-10u2002·u2002This is a nice gunmetal colour Edison Long Play reproducer which appears to be in good condition. Included is a complete conversion assembly to enable conversion of a Diamond Disc Phonograph to enable playing of both long and short play records.
Get Price2021-7-25u2002·u2002Read more. Conversion arm to play 78 RPM records on Edison Diamond Disc machines. There are two parts which attach to the main connector - one nickel and one gold plated. Included is a new old stock reproducer and a new tin of 200 needles, so ready to set up and play.
Get Price2021-8-18u2002·u2002Edison recorder. Edison two minute recorder for use in recording your own two minute cylinders. More info. sold: Item no 901: Adapter - 78rpm records to Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. This aftermarket adapter will allow you to play regular, lateral cut 78rpm records on your Edison Diamond Disc phonograph.
Get Price2021-7-9u2002·u2002Edison Reproducer. Edison Lateral adapter with the superior sounding Victor Orthophonic reproducer.vShipped with USPS First Class. The Chieftan is a great sounding reproducer with an aluminum diaphragm. I tested it and it did not need rebuilding.
Get Price2021-2-23u2002·u2002National Park Service photo. Around that same time, Edison's Diamond Disc records were being created using a similar chemical called Condensite. A gifted chemist, Jonas Aylsworth, worked at the Edison West Orange labs these testing materials for phonograph recording.
Get PriceNotice this comes with a new old stock JFD needle that will play up to 2,000 times, not like your normal steel needles that have to be changed after every play. If not, it will damage your record. For those who purchased an Edison Diamond Disc phonograph, your current Edison reproducer will not play the non Edison records that are not as thick ...
Get Price2021-9-18u2002·u2002Instrumental Selections on the Edison Diamond Discs (1912 - 1929)—Overview A wide array of instrumentals were offered in the Edison Diamond Disc catalogs. Many featured artists proficient with various musical instruments, performing both popular and classical songs. Examples can be found in the selections chosen for this presentation: Signor Lou Chiha 'Friscoe' played his xylophone in the ...
Get PriceDiamond Discs were issued from 1912 to 1929. You can determine the decade in which an Edison disc was manufactured by knowing about the two basic labels. From 1912 to mid-1921, Edison relied on 'molded labels.' A prepared plate was pressed into the record surface, leaving an engraved impression.
Get Price2009-12-14u2002·u200212-14-2009, 01:16 PM. Group, The subject of 'what stylus to use' to play back the Edison Diamond Disc's has been brought up before. I have, though, I slightly different question. In the Diamond Cut User's guide (Nicely written, I might add), the stylus called out for the Diamond Disc's is …
Get Price2018-5-13u2002·u2002The new Diamond Disc phonographs were unveiled in 1911 but didn't really work their way to the dealers until late 1912. The initial models included the A-60, A-150 and A-200. In 1916 the Diamond Disc was renamed 'The New Edison.'
Get Price2021-9-19u2002·u2002Photograph of Thomas A. Edison listening to the New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. Advertisement in The Gramophone, December 1923. Cylinders peaked in popularity around 1905. After this, discs and disc players, most notably the Victrolas, began to dominate the market. Columbia Records, an Edison competitor, had stopped marketing cylinders in 1912.
Get PriceEdison Disc: Edison Disc (also 'Diamond Disc') A type of record marketed by Edison Records from 1912 to 1929. The 10' disc play at 80 RPM, weigh ten ounces, and are 1/4' thick. Cylinder: Cyl: CD: CD: Compact Disc: CDr: CDr: Recordable Compact Disc: CDV: CDV: CD Video, a hybrid format. LaserDisc-format video with CD-format audio on the same side ...
Get Price2018-5-13u2002·u2002Why can't you play regular 78rpm records on an Edison Diamond Disc phonograph? Why is the earth 93 million from the sun? Why is everyone so grumpy? I can't answer the latter two questions, but I can answer the first one: for patent reasons. Edison didn't have the patent rights to lateral cut 78rpm records.
Get PriceNipperhead Antique Phonograph is one of the leading web sites for information pertaining to antique phonographs, gramophones, records, Victor, Edison, Columbia, and of course, Nipper. Contains cylinder and disc sound recordings, a Phonograph Gallery, repair instructions, and resource listings.
Get PriceEDISON DIAMOND DISC ARTISTS & RECORDS 1910-1929 2nd EDITION HARD BACK 187 pages. ... Details about Edison Long Play No. 10002 Diamond Disc Record, Show Tunes. 1 viewed per hour. ... New Edison Diamond Disc Motor Repair Manual Mechanical Service phonographs Guide. $14.99.
Get PriceTHE ORO-TONE Brand REPRODUCER, Manufactured by The ORO-TONE CO., CHICAGO, IL. If you have an Antique Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Record Player ('Victrola' as some call them, just because most are a floor model machine) which came with the Diamond needle stylus that only plays the thick Edison Diamond Disc Records (1/4' thick), this Playing Head (Reproducer) is designed to be used in place ...
Get Price2021-9-18u2002·u2002Instrumental Selections on the Edison Diamond Discs (1912 - 1929)—Overview A wide array of instrumentals were offered in the Edison Diamond Disc catalogs. Many featured artists proficient with various musical instruments, performing both popular and classical songs. Examples can be found in the selections chosen for this presentation: Signor Lou Chiha 'Friscoe' played …
Get PriceDiamond Discs were issued from 1912 to 1929. You can determine the decade in which an Edison disc was manufactured by knowing about the two basic labels. From 1912 to mid-1921, Edison relied on 'molded labels.' A prepared plate was pressed into …
Get Price2009-12-14u2002·u200212-14-2009, 01:16 PM. Group, The subject of 'what stylus to use' to play back the Edison Diamond Disc's has been brought up before. I have, though, I slightly different question. In the Diamond Cut User's guide (Nicely written, I might add), the stylus called out for the Diamond Disc's is 3.7 mil spherical or non-truncated conical stylus.
Get Price2018-5-13u2002·u2002The new Diamond Disc phonographs were unveiled in 1911 but didn't really work their way to the dealers until late 1912. The initial models included the A-60, A-150 and A-200. In 1916 the Diamond Disc was renamed 'The New Edison.'
Get Price2021-9-19u2002·u2002Photograph of Thomas A. Edison listening to the New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. Advertisement in The Gramophone, December 1923. Cylinders peaked in popularity around 1905. After this, discs and disc players, most notably the Victrolas, began to dominate the market. Columbia Records, an Edison competitor, had stopped marketing cylinders in 1912.
Get PriceEdison Disc: Edison Disc (also 'Diamond Disc') A type of record marketed by Edison Records from 1912 to 1929. The 10' disc play at 80 RPM, weigh ten ounces, and are 1/4' thick. Cylinder: Cyl: CD: CD: Compact Disc: CDr: CDr: Recordable Compact Disc: CDV: CDV: CD Video, a hybrid format. LaserDisc-format video with CD-format audio on the same side ...
Get Price2018-5-13u2002·u2002Why can't you play regular 78rpm records on an Edison Diamond Disc phonograph? Why is the earth 93 million from the sun? Why is everyone so grumpy? I can't answer the latter two questions, but I can answer the first one: for patent reasons. Edison didn't have the patent rights to lateral cut 78rpm records.
Get PriceNipperhead Antique Phonograph is one of the leading web sites for information pertaining to antique phonographs, gramophones, records, Victor, Edison, Columbia, and of course, Nipper. Contains cylinder and disc sound recordings, a Phonograph Gallery, repair instructions, and resource listings.
Get PriceEDISON DIAMOND DISC ARTISTS & RECORDS 1910-1929 2nd EDITION HARD BACK 187 pages. ... Details about Edison Long Play No. 10002 Diamond Disc Record, Show Tunes. 1 viewed per hour. ... New Edison Diamond Disc Motor Repair Manual Mechanical Service phonographs Guide. $14.99.
Get PriceTHE ORO-TONE Brand REPRODUCER, Manufactured by The ORO-TONE CO., CHICAGO, IL. If you have an Antique Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Record Player ('Victrola' as some call them, just because most are a floor model machine) which came with the Diamond needle stylus that only plays the thick Edison Diamond Disc Records (1/4' thick), this Playing Head (Reproducer) is …
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