Standard X Gramophone. 1905

One of the first gramophones in history to use the now well-known flat discs instead of wax cylinders. Manufactured under license from Columbia in 1905, it is a model that is identical to the Columbia except that the central shaft is thicker, so special discs were needed for this device. We include one that can be heard below. The reproducer is of the floating type and is attached to the speaker directly, without going through any arms. The box is in superb condition, as is the speaker and the reproducer itself. The logos are original. The performance is very good. It measures (only the box) 29 x 29 x 15 cms.