1912 Lakeside U-S Banner Phonograph Plays "Everything's At Home Except Your Wife" on Edison Cylinder

[@raudiobrown]

Great sound, clear as can be.

[@MusicBoxBoy]

Thanks for your kind comments. I agree that this plays incredibly clear!

[@stevem.1853]

I can't hear any flutter at all 👍👍👍(my biggest beef with cylinder machines)

[@james-flynn1938]

Very nice one there Doug I have never seen a phonograph like that before

[@MusicBoxBoy]

Thanks for the nice comments, James. Always a pleasure to hear from you.

[@Nope_writeitlikethat]

Thank you for sharing these rare sounds.

[@beck769]

Really nice! And no typical wobble in the sound!

[@tylerbaldwin9513]

Very nice comic song, I have the version by Billy Murray on Victor. Never seen a Lakeside Cylinder Phonograph either.

[@NamelessArchiver]

My face the whole time looking and listening: 😦 With a little bit of: 🤯 Thank you for sharing!!

[@secondchancejunkyard7946]

I remember hearing part of this song while playing a game called, "The Ship: Murder Party". As for your phonograph collection, you're lucky to have something that plays cylinder records. In my case, I have one dusty Edison Blue Amberol cylinder record, and no machine to play it on to see if the record is in good shape or not, for disc records are king in my household. I would like to give the cylinder to anyone that would be interested in it. At any rate, keep up on these fascinating videos.

[@manualgeorge4349]

Wonderful 🎷🎺🎙👍

[@ObeseT]

I can’t believe how many different types of cylinder phonographs there were!

[@thekitowl]

Beautiful.

[@jeeprod1]

I keep the hope up that someone will apply 3d printing technology to aid in the fabrication of new reproducer parts for these machines. A few years ago, I came across one of those US double reproducers, but it literally crumbled in my hands when I tried to rotate the positioner. I tried superglue, to no avail, but was still able to sell it on ebay. I had no idea that those machines played so well, yours being the only one I have heard. I have heard that the company failed in part due to being litigated to death by Edison.... I have enjoyed every one of your videos, thank you

[@WelteMax]

That sounds outstanding!

[@getknows]

its a great work, ..Thanks so much...

[@Numocron]

Oh wow man.😃

[@antiquefreak3128]

Amazing machine. Passed up a purchase for one of these. Now that I have seen your upload regretting not buying it....

[@zehlua]

COOL!

[@Musique3579]

Fantastic! Never heard one of these played. OMG. What a shame for the use of that dreadful POP METAL. These things (*earliest late 1960's memories) were all on the blink because of the Pot Metal. Nobody back then knew what to do.