[78-L] re-issues
Michael Biel
mbiel at mbiel.com
Sun Jul 5 02:15:40 PDT 2009
Steven C. Barr wrote:
>> The market for 12" 78's peaked around 1916-18,
>> and virtually evaporated in the depression years
Then the tens of millions of 12-inch operatic, classical, and dramatic
78s that were sold after 1918, through the depression and the 40s into
the 50s were vapor? What's your source?
>> ...and the RCA "plug-in record players" were
>> designed around 10" 78's!
From: David Lennick <dlennick at sympatico.ca>
> Don't know about those Victor attachments not accepting twelve-inch
> records..the 1936 catalog clearly says that it will "actually reproduce
> the music from either ten or twelve inch records through the amplifier
> and speaker of your radio with all the tone and quality of which the
> radio is capable". dl
I have several of the attachments and they all play 12-inch records and
show no signs of being "designed around 10" 78's". To the contrary, it
is obvious that they were designed around 12-inch discs. What's your
source?
Mike Biel mbiel at mbiel.com
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