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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Who invented the phonograph?

  Various early attempts at the phonograph were documented in the 1800s, but the credit for the first one usually goes to Thomas Edison, who patented a working phonograph in 1877. Edison’s phonograph had all the basic components of later record players, although the turntable had to be cranked by hand.

• What is phonograph cartridge?

  Phonograph cartridge designed to provide long hours of undistorted listening without fatiguing the ear. Phonograph cartridge designed to provide long hours of undistorted listening without fatiguing the ear. Phonograph cartridge designed to provide long hours of undistorted listening without fatiguing the ear.

• What is the Antique Phonograph journal?

  CURRENT APS MEMBERS ALSO ENJOY The Antique Phonograph which is the foremost journal devoted exclusively to antique phonographs, gramophones, records and recording artists. It is where original research and the newest discoveries are published.

• What should I look for when buying an antique phonograph?

  Typically, antique phonograph models are sold as-is. It’s a good idea to make sure the model will function correctly if this is important to you. What should you look for when buying a phonograph? Brand - Three of the most common manufacturers are Edison, Victor, and Columbia.

• What are the features of a phonograph?

  Features - Phonographs with larger record sizes will typically have more volume. Other features include portability and the materials used in the construction of the phonograph. Should you buy a new or antique phonograph? Buying a new or antique phonograph depends on your needs and preferences.