Actually, Edison released new Blue Amberol recordings from 1912-1913 with
flat rims, not just wax Amberol masters. The beveled Blue Amberols came out
in October 1913 (to the best of my searching ability), and Edison continued
reissuing wax Amberol masters with beveled rims into the late 1920s.
-Ry
You are quite correct, Charlie. The degradation in sound is from the
dubbing.
Ron.
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Hi all! (I'm cross posting this message)
Every year, in my column - "Anything Phonographic" in In The Groove I
review the annual "Classic Blues Artwork from the 1920s" calendar CD that
collector John Tefteller has published. The 2014 one is out now and BIGGER
than
before.
Since m
Hi Ron: Dubs are weird! I have some that are as loud and clear as "live"
recordings but most aren't!
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On Sat, Nov 9, 2013 6:39 AM PST Ron L'Herault wrote:
>You are quite correct, Charlie. The degradation in sound is from the
>dubbing.
>
>Ron.
>
>-Original
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