It is a new disc, produced by Porter, USA. Has the same diameter as original Polyphon Discs. Note, that this song was composed after the 2. WW, so no Polyphone Disc exist with this song
@@WP-fb8cv oh OK but I’m still wondering were the original ones supposed/used to be shiny or is that just because this one is made of a different material?
I've heard this beautiful machines in various films. Its got its own unique sound and nothing sounds like it. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for showing us.
Hurrah! what a pleasant sound is the melody played by music-box. Some antique tall case striking clocks too played melodies on built in music-box for each hour just before or soon after striking the hours on bell or gong. Even if some quartz clocks and door bells electronically imitate the same they can't beat the real music-boxes and musical striking clocks.
So all these videos have been created 6-7 years ago, however I've noticed that there's a high interest on them lately. A few weeks ago the torreador march was a hit on these polyphones, and now this No.45 song. What the heck is happening to the algorithm. Anybody else noticed this?
I've had items recently pop up that are 10 years old. I guess there are searches for antiques or older songs/music so the YT computers are pulling these out of the bins. Any way it happens it's fun and interesting to heard these.
