[78-L] 1952 lacquer record question

[dlennick dlennick]

I've wondered about that myself..I have a 16" that looks as if it's fine 
grooved.

dl


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    Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2022 1:21 PM
    Subject: Re: [78-L] 1952 lacquer record question


  Malcolm,

  I have no information on this record but wanted to let you know that 
I'm
  still here,  and always glad to hear from anyone on the list!

  Best to all from

  Taylor Bowie




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  Hello to whoever is left on this list!
  I recently received a 1952 NBC Reference Recording #113 - a sound 
effects
  record. It's called "Buzzing Sound" and penned in below that is 
"Flying
  Saucers". It is a 78... BUT it looks to me as if it is meant to be 
played
  with a LP stylus. The grooves per inch are high and the groove itself 
is far
  thinner than that of a normal 78. Was this the case with other NBC
  instantaneous discs from the time? - I want to avoid damaging the 
recording
  by using a 2.7 mil 78 stylus if that is so. Thus my question.
  Aloha,
  Malcolm R
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