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Tim Reed
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From: Northampton, PA
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posted 07-25-2004 12:00 PM

quote: Mitchell Dvoskin
Speaking as someone who owns a working Edison Cylinder Phonograph

Mitchell, you're cool!

quote: Steve Kraus
maybe there is bit of noise at one point--a microscopic dust particle or a flaw in the shellac. Tech brings up the offending area on screen and manually reroutes the line a little higher or lower to bypass the problem.

Steve, that's a brilliant hypothesis.

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