[78-L] 1952 lacquer record question

[dlennick dlennick]

Ever recognize a sound effects or music library record on a tv show? 
Just tonight as I was changing channels I heard the start of an episode 
of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and there was Take Me Out To The 
Ball Game, from a Standard Sound Effects 78.

dl


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  When I was actively collecting,  I always enjoyed finding sound 
effects records...the stranger the better...there is a green label 
Gennet of a flock of sheep making the usual baa-baa sheep noises...at 
one point you can hear (faintly) a human voice who I think is trying to 
encourage the sheep to be more vocal.



  Not exactly Bix playing Singin' the Blues,  but still entertaining! 
😃



  Taylor









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  Hi Taylor, Hi Dave.

  Nice to hear from you both. That means there are at least 3 of us 
still on 78L!

  I'm going to try the flip side with an LP stylus. At the weights we're 
using nowadays it shouldn't be a problem.

  Label sez that tracking should be no more than 2 ounces. That made 
sense in 1952, but not for an LP.

  I think I will be able to stay under that.

  Mal



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  On 8/25/2022 7:46 AM, dlennick wrote:

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

  > fine grooved.

  >

  > dl

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  >

  >    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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