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	Blue Amberol Records. Who is Blue Amberol Records? What is Blue Amberol Records? Where is Blue Amberol Records? ...
		Blue Amberol Records are cylinder recordings manufactured by the Edison company in the USA from 1912 to 1929.
		The "Amberol" plastic of the cylinders is molded around a core of plaster.
		Referenced By Blue Amberol Records Part 2
	www.knowledgerush.com /kr/encyclopedia/Blue_Amberol_Records (779 words)

	Edison Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edison Records continued selling cylinders until they went out of business in 1929, but for the last decade these were simply dubs of their commercial disc records intended for customers who still used cylinder phonographs purchased years before.
		The audio fidelity was often comparable to the best of other record companies of the time, but they sold poorly as Edison's market share had declined to the point where it was no longer one of the leading companies and Edison had few distributors compared to leaders like Victor, Columbia, and Brunswick.
		The masters for the Edison Records back catalogue were purchased by Henry Ford, and became part of the collection of the Henry Ford Museum.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edison_Records (1029 words)

	Edison Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In 1908 Edison introduced a new line of cylinders playing 4 rather than 2 minutes of music on the same sized record, achived by shrinking the grooves and spacing them twice as close together.
		Edison Records continued selling cyliners until they went out of business in 1929, but for the last decade these were simply dubbs of their commercial disc records intended for customers who still used cylinder phonographs purchased years before.
		The audio fidelity was often comprable to the best of other record companies of the time, but they sold poorly as Edison's market share had declined to the point where it was no longer one of the leading companies and Edison had few distributors compared to leaders like Victor, Columbia, and Brunswick.
	www.theezine.net /e/edison-records.html (978 words)

	Blue Amberol Records
		These cylinder records are made of an early variety of plastic patented by the Edison company called "Blue Ameberol", which was able to withstand hundreds, possibly over a thousand, playings, with only moderate increase in surface noise if played on well-maintained machines with a stylus in good condition.
		They can not be played successfully on older machines set up to play the earlier standard of 2 minute cylinders, as the Amberols require a smaller stylus to track the groove and the worm-gear which moves the stylus over the surface of the cylinder must turn at a different rate.
		This plaster core has proved the greatest problem with long-term survival of Blue Amberol Records, as the plaster often tends to expand over the decades, especially if exposed to moisture or kept in humid conditions.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/blue_amberol_records (815 words)

	Brunswick Records: The Early Years (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Most pressed record numbers can be found at the bottom of the record label between the 5 and 7 o'clock positions, but many have the number in other positions around the label, including some with the numbers in different locations on the two sides of the same record.
		Brunswick discs were recorded at 80 rpm and Brunswick advertised that its records contained a spiral groove at the end of the record to "ensure a perfect and automatic stopping of the record when the playing is completed.
		The records and phonographs sold well though Urner admitted that early Brunswick phonographs had limitations because "the mechanical reproducer didn't have a very large range of tone." Many machines were sold on terms, usually a 12 to 18-month contract with 10% down.
	www.garlic.com /~tgracyk/early.htm (3438 words)

	The Edison Shop - Cylinder Phonograph Reproducers
		While designed for 4-minute wax amberols, it can be safely used to play Indestructible 2 and: 4 minute records as well as Edison's Blue Amberol records, although sound reproduction will not be as good as that of the reproducers which were designed to play these celluloid records.
		The short coming to this reproducer was that to change from a 2-minute record to a 4-minute record, the reproducer had to be removed from the phonograph so that the central part of the weight could be rotated to the correct position.
		With the introduction of Edison's Blue Amberol Records in 1912 a new series of reproducers were designed to achieve the most accurate sound recreation then possible.
	www.edisonshop.com /reproducers/ducer.html (2697 words)

	The Dead media Project:Working Notes:16.6
		The cylinders all had to be recorded from live music; hired bands played the same selection over and over in front of a bank of recording machines.
		Most recordings of the time were folk music ("coon shouters" to use Edison's term) and popular ballads.
		It was technically superior to anything on the market, but as was his habit Edison did not follow up with quality records that appealed to the high end of the market.
	www.deadmedia.org /notes/16/166.html (866 words)

	Edison:The History of the Edison Cylinder Phonograph
		In response, the Amberol Record was presented in November 1908, which had finer grooves than the two-minute cylinders, and thus, could last as long as 4 minutes.
		The finer sound of the cylinder was partly due to the fact that a cylinder had constant surface speed from beginning to end in contrast to the inner groove distortion that occurred on discs when the surface speed slowed down.
		The Edison Company did not desert its faithful cylinder customers, however, and continued to make Blue Amberol cylinders until the demise of the company in 1929, although most from 1915 on were dubbed from the Diamond Discs.
	memory.loc.gov /ammem/edhtml/edcyldr.html (2285 words)

	Vintage 78s - LP & Antique 78 rpm - Old Phonograph record transfer to CD
		This group of enthusiasts transfer the recordings to CD acoustically, by use of a quality microphone to preserve forever the unique sound that was heard in the living rooms across the world in the days of old.
		Simply dropping the record recording speed down to 32 rpm would enable the full length film audio to be recorded non-stop on one side.
		Vintage record recording surfaces were not made out of vinyl but often times shellac, lacquer or acetate (often the case of early transcription recordings).
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	Halfbakery: HitCylinders
		Record hit songs on vinyl cylinders and sell them for $3 and sell a phonograph for $10.
		The 200 LPI recording would be playable on an Amberola, and you could play Blue Amberol records on the HitCylinders boombox.
		Stereo recording is backwards/forwards compatible, as the mono signal on Blue Amberols is Vertical.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/HitCylinders (573 words)

	List of record labels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The following is a partial list of record labels, both past and present.
		From a business perspective, many present labels are part of the "Big Four" record companies which hold over 75% of the market share ($25 billion market).
		EMI Group ($4 billion), which includes Angel, Blue Note, Capitol, Odeon, Parlophone, Virgin, Positiva and others;
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_record_labels (188 words)

	Gunwriters' Questions and Answers, Part 6
		Some kind of record with 8 grams Lapua S374 FMJ bullets was eight shots from a.308 Winchester rifle, average velocity 640 meters per second, plus 1 m/s minus 3 m/s.
		Record was made "accidentally" when some mysterious trial of "wax-vapor bore lubrication" was in the preparation.
		Blue Amberol cylinders were actually of compression moulded artillery powder known as Munroe's Indurite.
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	About Us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		We understand that there are a lot of $2 records that you want for your collection, but it is not cost effective for those items to be offered on other web sites where the seller is charged a fee.
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	THOMAS EDISON AND THE BLUES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Last year when you were the only picker of tunes, you refused to let us record the four biggest successes of the year...
		Mamie Smith's Okeh recording of "Crazy Blues" was sweeping the nation, and other companies were starting to cash in on the blues craze it spawned.
		Throughout the summer and autumn of 1924, Edison personally reviewed test recordings as well as commercial issues on competing labels by various fl artists, dismissing most as unsuitable for his catalog.
	www.mainspringpress.com /edison_blues.html (992 words)

	Edison Records - Questionz.net , answers to all your questions
		Early Phonographs Before Commercial Mass Produced Records Thomas A. Edison invented the phonograph, the first device for recording and playing back sound, in 1877.
		The Start of the Commercial Record Industry In 1887 Edison Labs turned their attention back to improving the phonograph and the phonograph cylinder.
		Edison Disc Records In October of 1913 the Edison Diamond Disc Record was introduced.
	www.questionz.net /Thomas_Alva_Edison/Edison_Records.html (1082 words)

	Edison Records \| TutorGig.co.uk Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		inches in diameter, playing some 2 minutes of music or entertainment, which became the industry standard.
		In October of 1912 the new ' Blue Amberol Records', made of an early type of plastic, were introduced for public sale.
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	WBWC 88.3FM - View Article
		Cylinder records from Columbia, Edison and Indestructable brands recorded between 1903 and 1913.
		Cylinder records from Thomas Edison's National Phonograph Company/Thomas Edison, Inc. recorded between 1902 and 1929.
		Some of the earliest records releassed in the 20th century.
	www.wbwc.com /viewAllPlaylists.asp?section=6 (575 words)

	New Books That I Have Published! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This is the ONLY book that covers artists who, from the 1890s to the mid-1920s, made records of music that was "popular" in nature, as opposed to records of operatic arias, symphonic works, or concert pieces.
		Few stars of the stage made records regularly, exceptions being Bert Williams, Nora Bayes, and Al Jolson--even their output is minuscule compared with that of Henry Burr, Harry Macdonough, Lewis James, Vernon Dalhart, Irving Kaufman, and others who, for a long time, earned a living by recording.
		Look up any artist (among 300-400 artists), and all Blue Amberols made by that artist are listed (titles and numbers--if you wonder what titles were done by Collins and Harlan, that info is now at your finger's tip).
	www.garlic.com /~tgracyk/companion.htm (3772 words)

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		Contains every master recorded by Frank Sinatra for Reprise Records between December 19, 1960 and June 6, 1988, with the exception of incomplete takes, chronologically sequenced according to the date on which the vocals were recorded
		Additional field recordings from the same area were made in 1965 and 1966.
		Recorded in Mommatton-Laguiole (Aveyron, France) on Jun. 30, 1964.
	www.iasa-web.org /icat/app_b.htm (6029 words)

	blue amberol records part 2 - OneLook Dictionary Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
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		EDISON (U.S. 1898), an unusual photograph of Vess L. Ossman recording at the Edison studios in 1898, reproduced in In The Groove Mar 1997, p.
		EDISON (U.S. 1910's cylinder) Ronald Dethlefson: Edison Blue Amberol recordings, 1912-1914.
		Record Research Vol 2 #3 [#9] (July/Aug. 1956) p.
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		At a recent CAPS meeting, a number of members exhibited some beautiful examples of music boxes.
		For the third time in as many years CAPS members were asked to bring out some of their prized phonographs for the March meeting.
		Illustrated and described in this issue are: a Berliner hand-crank Gramophone, circa 1895 (pictured); an Edison Standard Phonograph with Bettini Micro-attachment, circa 1898; a Busy Bee Grand, circa 1906-09; a Wonder Talking Machine, circa 1912; a U-S Rex cylinder player, circa 1912; a Coronet Toy Gramophone, late 1920s; and a Pal Portable, early 1930s.
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	Amberol Azul Registra La Parte 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		3982 usted está a millón de millas de ninguna parte cuando usted está a una poca milla (m.
		Ver también: Expedientes Azules De Amberol, Expedientes De Edison
		English version: Blue Amberol Records Part 2 Next: Robin Cooke, barón Cooke de Thorndon Up
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