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anything to be happy about I'm just wondering if you plan to post anything any time soon that we can all be happy about. Please do. Thanks. Bob

awesome~ Yes, indeed, I think my buddy's organ is very similar to the 2nd link, with a center section which has two additional chambers left and right of it with an ornate facade. I have some Lp's of Fair organs as well and have always hoped some day to go to Amsterdam and see them in person...

robotic figure two of these on the front strike their bells while the music plays, not unlike the DECAP musical robots which start this thread. I wonder if they even read the same books of music - depends on how many notes they play, as they come in various sizes.

front of the instrument Here's the beautiful front.

book player Yes, Tolivac, I'd have thunk so too. This past weekend I was given the opportunity to crank another book player, the De Kei Street Organ, which is all wind operated and non-electric, but does use the folded books of music and requires a strong constant cranking action to maintain...

Y M C A I LOVE this ~ outrageous. love it love it love it. I never knew such a thing existed. Are we to believe this model was originally built in the year 1957? Anyway...it's a must see..please, do not hesitate to see this. Happy Feelings. B

happy happy Have a great day and congratulations on all accounts. Cheers. Bob

closer view closer, but not much clearer. Still getting used to the new camera. B

recent acquisition I bought this recently for 10 bucks and it's in wonderful condition. Says manufactured in February of 1977, so it'll soon be turning 31. I THINK this may be the very first electronic control Radarange, and may have been the very first electronic control microwave from any...

happy feelings Music is good to the listener if it makes happy feelings. I apologize for being rude if so. She's not that bad, really, but I don't care for it myself personally. Reminds me of a Brenda Lee, or a Timi Yuro - with those huge voices bellowing out of little girl bodies - but not...

mean? No, no mean at all. I didn't attack the little girl - I just said I didn't like it. In this country, we're entitled to our opinions and not always bound to agreeing with the crowd mentality. She's out of tune. Do you want to argue with me about that? How rude. She is, and that's a fact...

red button sorry. I had to hit my red button and I tried listening to it twice, but couldn't make it through either showing. Horrible~ Next~! b

tamperer that would be me. I did all that tampering prolly 20 years ago long before I knew better. Anyway - it ran and held water, didn't it~! Sorry 'bout the 1/4 horse motor windings, but that's all I had on hand at the time, and it did work ('cept for going into spin - sometimes). I'm the...

abracadabra~ and Sha-Zam~! Now THAT'S a magician. Thanks for sharing, Mark. B

short version H B, S S b

vm parts That's excellent news, phonografmaniac. New parts work best and a repair manual will be able to accurately tell you how to adjust your record stabilizer/shut-off situation. I have had that same issue on VM's before and have been able to fix it but I am not able to describe to you how~...

glue the handle it's bakelite. It'll super-glue nicely, and as long as you know not to torque it hard it'll stay put a while, at least long enough for a photo. That's certainly one beautiful machine. Congratulations. B

johnny marvin the 78 may be Johnny Marvin, not Gene Austin...either way I'd love to hear it. This is the sheet music for the same song, and it says Johnny Marvin sang it. I do not recommend filing rubber. If it don't work right, you need a new one. It'll either work right or it won't. Once...

are you happy~ I can tell you are~! Yes, that is a rather rare unit. I totally dug it and wouldn't mind having a cool battery powered record changer myself, either~. Would you please play the ARE YOU HAPPY record for me so I can learn the words? I have an organ version also from 1927 which I...

What was the first year of the electronic control Radarange? Was it 1977? Bob