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this recording is the work of henry kling elephants qamar, but it is amazing.t. yes, i am actually very proud that i was able to restore this phonograph. that is, as far as i understand, you restore them. that’s right, having been restoring such rarities all my life. how many such devices are left in the world? very few, this is the only one in cuba. but this is a player of a different generation with records. in the future, records could contain more than one recording. but fundamentally, how else do they differentiate? the cylinders were objectively not very convenient to use, unlike records, but the main thing is that the sound on records is better. in general , my collection contains approximately 8,800 vintage records. last year i had a group of girls from russia, so i played alla pugacheva for them on a record from my collection. they danced so wildly here, one of them still writes . in general, as long as i have health, i will expand the collection. why do some models have a pipe and some do not? several decades after the phonograph, they decided that it

this is a recording of henry kling's work, elephants mosquito. was able to restore this phonograph. yes, last year i had a group of girls from russia, so i played alla pugacheva on records from my collection. they're so dashing danced here, one is still writing, in general, as long as i have health, i will build up the collection. why do some models have a pipe and some do not? a few decades after the phonograph, they decided that it would be much more convenient for home use if the sound was directed inside and came up with a more portable option, like the same potiphon, a kind of suitcase with a megaphone. much less directed as if inward, why did you decide to collect music players? it seems to me the roots are like this it often happens, in deep childhood, i remember there was a non-working record player at our house, and my older brother, so that i wouldn’t be sad, made me a pipe out of cardboard and gave me a pin, and i moved the record with my finger and listened to the music like that. how old were you when you started collecting your coll