[Phono-L] question for the group

Ron L'Herault lherault at bu.edu
Sun Aug 12 18:29:30 PDT 2007


And chances are, the reproducer part that you are looking through is Mica
and not glass, although there were reproducers that did use glass
diaphragms, I think they were only found in cylinder machines.

Ron L

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Subject: [Phono-L] question for the group


Hi everyone:

I am new here, have posted a couple of times.  I am going through my moms
stuff and came across what looks to me to be the arm (that holds the needle
on a phonograph).  On the round part, it has glass and behind it there is a
washer shaped circle(looks like red cardboard) with the name of NIRONA and
Germany underneath it.

Can you give me any info on this?

Thx everyone.

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