Homemade 78 Record Player
Just a little video displaying the functions on my homemade 78 record player. The wood was built from wood at Lowe's, then stained. Acoustic reproduction is a simple angled board deep in the machine near the exit sound hole underneath the end of the tone arm. Cost about 100 dollars to build, including the mechanism which was bought damaged off eBay. The machine was removed from a cheaply-made 1920s Phonola Portable record player and repaired with a new spring (how difficult it was to insert!).
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home made 78 rpm records
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Fake soundbox - how fake is it really?
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How Shellac Records Are Made - RCA Victor presents: Command Performance
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Testing horns on my homemade gramophone
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Voices from over 100 years ago | Listening to an Edison cylinder phonograph
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How It's Made: Turntables
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*NEVER* Do This when cleaning 78 records.
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High end diy turntable project
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What does a record made of WOOD sound like? | CNC milling phonograph record grooves
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I didn't expect this sound! - Coffee Cup & Drill Record Player"
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A poor man's DIY Record player
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Haunted 107 year old record?
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Everything You Need to Know About Cylinder Records (w/ Kurt Nauck)
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Gramophone playing "When Summer is Gone"
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Zenith Cobramatic Record Changer
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Some recent 78 record finds
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RCA Victor Color Coded 45 rpm Records Colored Vinyl On 1949 9JY Player
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Making records at home - my disc recorder project
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DIY Mind Blowing Vinyl Record Player and Turntable
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