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Name: Charles Smith
Email: c.l.smith5716@sbcglobal.net I'm looking to correspond to anyone in the U.K. who owns ( or owned one in the past) an Edison Amberola 60 cylinder phonograph. Thank You!
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Name: Noel A. Shaw
Email: onionleaf@btinternet.com Dear Sirs, Is there in existence any book which describes in detail the creation and development of electrical recording from the research which led to the production of the first, the Western Electric, followed by the work of Alan Blumlein and others, including the various shellac formulations used by different companies on both sides of the Atlantic through to the development of the vinyl LP and stereo recording. I have a number of books about the sound recording industry but they all seem to concentrate on record manufacturers' financial and marketing concerns while offering only snippets of technical detail about cutting heads, groove radii, types of cutter heads and lathes etc. which, apart from enjoying the amazing range of repertoire, is my primary interest. Please advise if possible. Yours faithfully Noel A. Shaw Name: Hollie Toner
Email: hollietoner@live.co.uk Hello, I am writing to you as earlier my boss presented me with this old gramophone. I have never seen one like it before and don't have a clue how much it is worth! The model looks a lot like the HMV 109 here: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/10168318. We don't know if it works either; both of us are trying to figure out how to play it. Looking forward to hearing from you and we both appreciate any advice or help. Thank you. I also have a few photographs but I cannot attach them here. If you are interested in seeing the photographs, I can send them to you via my hotmail account. With Kind Regards, Holly Toner |
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