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A look at the Columbia 109's insides, and Garrard motor 

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Taking the machine apart for cleaning and service, a look at the parts.

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6 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 5   
@radioman56-2billchenet7
@radioman56-2billchenet7 9 месяцев назад
Great job on the video I have the hornless Columbia grafanola
@ArtAmol
@ArtAmol Год назад
Hi, I am watching your very informative, yet entertaining videos with pleasure. I did get bitten by charm of mechanical gramophones bug some years ago, and as you probably know - it escalates :-) Thank you for sharing your knowledge with rest of the World. I learned (and still am) a lot from your amazing channel! I am wondering why you never did any video about Brunswick? Greetings from Chicago! Art
@Phono-fun
@Phono-fun 3 года назад
That looks like a big motor, I wouldn’t expect one of that size for a portable
@Rockisland1903
@Rockisland1903 3 года назад
Garrard didn't make low quality motors, this was a high end machine for it's time, the parts are all top shelf.
@danielarick2105
@danielarick2105 3 года назад
Brunswick, and Columbia, and there are several other makes of records from the teens an d into the early twenties played at 80 rpm. Path'e records which were vertical also played at 80. 78 did not become the standard speed for records until about late 1925 or so, that is what I have read.
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