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TNeilson 23rd March 2005 06:49 PM

take a look, what's this?
 
i just saw something on internet, and i found this...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v449/pc006886/p1.jpg
well, i'm not sure what it is, but i guess its some kind of recorder stuff...
its interesting... :yes
heres th original link.

JimmyKoria 23rd March 2005 07:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pc006886
i just saw something on internet, and i found this...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v449/pc006886/p1.jpg
well, i'm not sure what it is, but i guess its some kind of recorder stuff...
its interesting... :yes
heres th original link.

haha! at first I thought it was a phonograph, but I can see the reflectiveness of the cd. thats neat.

PsyGen 23rd March 2005 07:03 PM

I think it is a Gramophone (partly cos it has a metal badge saying so).

A definition from Google search:
The sound recording and playback device invented by Emile Berliner. It consisted of a turntable for a disc record, a sound box mounted on a pivot (allowing the record groove to guide the stylus), and a conical sounding-horn. The first gramophones were hand-driven, but the machinist, Eldridge Johnson (later the founder of the Victor Talking Machine Co.), devised a practical spring-motor for the machine in 1896. Note: although the distinction between the gramophone and phonograph (and the recordings played on them) continued for many years, by the time of the demise of the Edison cylinder in 1929, the term phonograph was regularly used to refer to disc-playing machines

I remember learning about this thing during a physics lecture. The music industry was quite interesting back in the day. Maybe the picture is like a brand new one for CDs instead? lol

leafyamazaki 23rd March 2005 07:04 PM

From what I could read on the page, it's a sort of CD player modeled after a gramophone, which was an invention made by Emile Berliner.

For more on:
Emile Berliner [link]
Gramphone Record [link]
Gramophone / Phonograph [link]

Ibitsu Kokoro 23rd March 2005 07:21 PM

Ahh ... so its an old school styled cd player. :cool

Corybobory 23rd March 2005 07:58 PM

Gramophones are those record players they had in the old days... you know in movies where they have that big bell shaped gold thing where the song comes out? Yeah it's totally old school.

Cyria 23rd March 2005 08:07 PM

I think it looks very cool. That'd be nice to have in my room!

TNeilson 24th March 2005 01:02 AM

AHH! i got it. i just transfered those japanese words to english by Yahoo's translator.... it's something called "A ベルリナー-type disk record player" (ベルリナー式円盤蓄音機 ) i guess "ベルリナ" was the person that leafyamazaki talked about.
it's really cool. :yes
but the only thing i still can't figure out.... how to record?

(btw, just look at the other things they have released before, it's funny. LoL http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...6886/p1car.jpg)

Jennie Mae 24th March 2005 01:08 AM

I don't think you can record anything WITH it, it just plays stuff. We're studying music in my American Pop Culture class. In the 40s they changed the material that records used to be made out of because it was needed for the war, so they used vinyl instead and had to change the record players. Hence the uselessness of the gramophone. I think. Don't quote me on that.

ohsixthirty 24th March 2005 07:34 PM

Oh, that's a really cute cd player!!! Seems like it'd have problems with skipping though.

MariachiGurl2005 24th March 2005 07:59 PM

o.O wouldn't that be weird if we still played our cds/records in that...I wonder what portable gramophones would look like...

s.k.y 24th March 2005 09:40 PM

woow, classy~

Ibitsu Kokoro 24th March 2005 11:27 PM

Looks plastic and cheap though. I wouldnt buy it.


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