it is m8 Dion and the Belmonts rocks man KZbin need to stop being this way this is redonculous, you know before this crap happened more people was buying the albums people would put in their videos now those artists are making nothing at all cause of videos in the mid 2k to 2014 musicians were making tons of sales causse people wondered who did this song and bought the mp3 /record/cd and other media formats now absolutely hardly anything i know cause a local group who is ran by friends of mine in high school sued to make many sales of their albums they are Sideways Reign now hardly hear about them all you hear is oh Taylor Swift wow how original a lady with a pokemon move for a last name her cousins name is probably tina quick attack, oh Nintendo go sue Taylor swift for using a pokemon move that is patented they probably will, well on the subject at hand i would get legit tunes from cool old school techno groups like altern-8, Noise Overload, DJ Raap she is still around thanks to classic youtube, heck even tons of oldies people went out to buy bunch of oldies they missed back in the day, even rare cool remakes of 70's songs and the rare long version of the Martian Hop by thee Randells which was taken down even a techno version Snoopy versus the Red Baron i think the musicians should sue KZbin for the loss of revenue heck there was some very cool techno trance songs that was on records im still trying to find again, also me and thousands of other would share on many social media sites about the songs found even art sites as well but can't do that any more.

im loving this m8 very enjoyable too love 78's a lot and they don't sand bad at all and none are annoying at all m8.

im in love with that 45 player radio and always loved Glenn Miller too i still have a lot of records of all formats of his hits.

Very cool! I'm impressed that the 45 converter plays the record so steadily without any drag. BTW, i'm wondering if you could add a super-lightweight metal or plastic finger-hook to the 45 adaptor's tonearm. It would make cuing up a 45 so much easier.

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Amigo buenas noches.... donde puedo conseguir la cápsula original del Markel Playmaster.. gracias

The royal teens short shorts 1958!!!

Bill haley and his comets!!

Shellac has the best sound quality on Columbia and RCA Victor!!!

Hello! How do you remove the platter?

A really cool turntable. It reminds me of other record players like Capehart. I'm from Connecticut originally. Did you know a guy named Fran Merancy? He was a big phono collector too

Paper tape?

I have an Edison Blue Amberol of the same song and singer, and serial number (1560)...but no announcement! So there must be two versions of this particular BA. Is yours bevelled or flat on the edge? (Mine is bevelled).

Why was the film left behind?

Good video! But I have a question. Can I use SILVERTONE Recording Wire spools on my Webster Chicago Wire Recorder model 80-1 Wire Recorder or must I always use it own Webster Chicago and Webcor recording wire spools? And what about other recording wire spool brands?☺

I'm holding in my hand a Dixie Troubadours Madison # 1615 - "In A Spanish Little Town" . The flip side is a tune by The Maryland Ramblers.

Amazing piece of audio history. Hearing it sounding so good makes it easy to imagine how people reacted back in the day. I am very grateful you took the trouble to produce this.

Sounds great! Did you clean up this machine or did you get it in this. good of condition? I recently purchased one and it has a loud 60 hz hum. Any tips are appreciated!! Good work, amberola1b!

81 minute animated feature finally in production.

I shot mag-striped film in the late 1970s always hoping to eventually put sound on it, but I never did... however, I recently discovered a mag-striped roll from 1982 that I shot in a CP-16 with live sound recorded in-camera - that was a treat!

Wow! This is the first time I have seen a wire recorder in action. Can't believe how good it sounds.

I'm a little late to this party 9 years since the OP. My dad was a clergyman and in 1950, a wealthy parishioner gave him a Brush "Sound Mirror", BK401 on which to record his sermons. By the late 50s it was in my room, my friends and I having a great time recording our own "radio" shows. The 1/4" tape was paper, not polyester and very much prone to breaking, especially when re-winding. One had to be very careful when splicing that no tape glue residue was present or the splice would stick and cause a rats nest next rewind.

The radio has great sound. Beautiful job.

I couldn’t imagine just the constant giggling it would drive me insane

Interesting device. I recognized the song. Clyde Mcphatter, Lover Please.

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Buena noche disculpe se consigue el cartucho o cristal que referencia es gracias y buena noche

I have this exact same unit, and was hoping you were going to follow up on the repair of the electronics portion of this unit. Do you have any on video regarding this? Thanks!

Gas is on.

In the 1950's a company made 33 rpm shellacs as kind of EP, the record player couldn't play this and also not home recordings that also could be in normal groove and 33 rpm.

Sounds good. Did you do anything with the can capacitors ? I cut and mounted new electrolytics under them in the units I rebuilt. I wish I could record on mine. My mics are bad. Will try and rebuild them with new crystal or ceramic mic’s sometime.

hi are wire recorder more around the usa i have seen taperecorder with paper tape on reels yes i saw one at a car bootsale full track mono deck dark red deck sound mirror deck it was in a bad way 40's i was told buy the seller

Thanks so much for this info! What kind of bulb does this projector take? I'm thinking about picking one of these up from a local vendors mall. The colors on that old film (looked to be mid to late 50s) were wonderful! Also, did you check out ball bearing grease, like they use on trailer tires? It's really thick. Thanks again!

My Father Alan, passed away in 1979, at 33 years old. To find in on this video, Speechless. . First time I have ever seen in video (23.20 On right hand side.) , Truly thank you for sharing.

Hello amborela 1b, I need your Peirce 55B wire recorder, if you still have it I would like to buy it from you for whatever price you want. Best regards.

hope to see a 45rpm and a 33rpm record

This is fascinating to me. Thank you so much for posting it.

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Has anyone ever tried adding a bias oscillator for recording? That was apparently the key development in magnetic recording the alliies discovered during the occupation of Germany at the end of WW2.

Fantastic! I love it! I have a sizable collection of open reel tape machines (with my oldest being a 1958 AMPEX 601-2), but I don't have any wire recorders, and I've never even seen one first-hand. This is totally cool, and in gorgeous condition! Thank you for sharing!

Hi, Do you still have a Peirce and would like to sell it? I will be happy to buy it from you

I've had some wire recorders over the years. This one sounds awful. If one is playing right, they are indistinguishable from a tape recorder. You've got to fix the wow and flutter. Then figure out where the distortion comes from. Why don't you record some music from KZbin?

Hi Jim, Do you have a disc I can buy from you?

Great slice of a Norwich staple- Americana in the 70s!

Thanks for sharing this bit of history. The quality is surprisingly good!

WONDERFUL piece of nostalgic technology! Thanks for demonstrating it! I'm surprised the copyright police didn't shut it down especially with the Elvis song...They shut a BUNCH of MY 45-playing videos down and said it was "copyright infringement"

Nice job! I have an 80-1 and a 180-1, both of which need to be recapped. Do you have any advice on how to do that or are you willing and available to recap either or both of them? Thank you.

Wow! Only 11 years after you posted the video, I found it! I will say it is likely the most comprehensive video I have seen on the unit. I own one, recently refurbished on my own and it works amazingly well.

What a funky setup...I LOVE it!

I actually own one of these. I got it from my Grandparents back in the 70's. They played it a lot in the 60's. I haven't played it years and the electric cord needs to be replaced. I'm sure it will still work. It eas fun watching the video of my exact turn table!