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The illustrations appear to be incorrect |
April 1, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
John Tyo
from Massena, NY United States
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The illustrations are for the wind-up version but the text says that batteries are required and the instructions are for the battery-powered version.
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Gakken Gramophone |
March 26, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
Andy Hutson
from Mesa, AZ United States
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Nice kit, works well, but be warned: the English instruction PDF (downloadable here) is actually for an entirely different model of gramophone kit, and totally inapplicable to this model. The included Japanese instructions are well illustrated and good enough to help you get it assembled in about 2 hours, but some of the usage/adjustment aspects are arcane if you don't read Japanese. Hint: disused CDs are probably the best medium for cutting your own grooves, but those grooves are very shallow, so it is crucial to align the guide disc perfectly when playing them back.
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not a review |
March 19, 2010 |
| Reviewer:
Alessandro Magni
from Torino, TO Italy
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not a review but a call for advice about this product
(I didnt find any other link to do it...)
I read about this product before (by boingboing) and was running for my credit card, but I noticed some people talked about the fact that the bamboo needles could ruin modern 33rpm records.
I'd be glad to know it for sure, thanks!
alessandro
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