His Masters Voice - HMV 101 - Révisé - Tête N°4 en laiton - Années : 1925-1931 - 78 rpm gramophone player

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Ariel Cabello
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Holds dual bachelor's degrees in electronics and physics with 20 years in audio engineering.

Estimate  € 280 - € 330
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Description from the seller

Superb HMV 101 gramophone, iconic model from the 1920s–1930s, fully serviced by a professional.

Inner brand: Electrola (the German subsidiary of His Masters Voice). Original label: “Electrola – Bahnstrasse 20, Köln-Mülheim”.
The motor is working perfectly: smooth winding, stable rotation, steady playback.

Equipped with No. 4 brass tonearm, highly sought after for its sound quality and rarity.
- Softer sound
- Less shrill
- Better tone

The case is in excellent condition, with a beautiful period patina.

Complete overhaul performed recently – invoice 140 € included:
- Spring disassembled, cleaned and re-greased
- Mechanism fully lubricated
- Regulator adjusted
- Horn/dome revised
- Wax seal renewed
- Rubber parts replaced
- Stylus rod adjusted
- Platter cleaned
- Sound box checked

The gramophone is ready to use: it reads 78 rpm records without any difficulty.

Operation:
- Powerful motor
- Stable and regular rotation
- Very good volume
- Spare needles provided

Demo video included

Condition:
- Case clean, sharp edges, beautiful antique patina
- Mechanism revised
- Latches functional
- Solid handle
- Original No. 4 brass head
- Stable platter
- Sturdy hinges
- Clean interior
- Needles supplied

A very fine piece, rare in this condition, ideal for collectors or vintage sound enthusiasts.

Dimensions: 40 × 50 × 30 cm
Weight: 8 kg

Shipping:
Mondial Relay
Colissimo International Monde
Secure shipping, reinforced packaging, insurance included.

Superb HMV 101 gramophone, iconic model from the 1920s–1930s, fully serviced by a professional.

Inner brand: Electrola (the German subsidiary of His Masters Voice). Original label: “Electrola – Bahnstrasse 20, Köln-Mülheim”.
The motor is working perfectly: smooth winding, stable rotation, steady playback.

Equipped with No. 4 brass tonearm, highly sought after for its sound quality and rarity.
- Softer sound
- Less shrill
- Better tone

The case is in excellent condition, with a beautiful period patina.

Complete overhaul performed recently – invoice 140 € included:
- Spring disassembled, cleaned and re-greased
- Mechanism fully lubricated
- Regulator adjusted
- Horn/dome revised
- Wax seal renewed
- Rubber parts replaced
- Stylus rod adjusted
- Platter cleaned
- Sound box checked

The gramophone is ready to use: it reads 78 rpm records without any difficulty.

Operation:
- Powerful motor
- Stable and regular rotation
- Very good volume
- Spare needles provided

Demo video included

Condition:
- Case clean, sharp edges, beautiful antique patina
- Mechanism revised
- Latches functional
- Solid handle
- Original No. 4 brass head
- Stable platter
- Sturdy hinges
- Clean interior
- Needles supplied

A very fine piece, rare in this condition, ideal for collectors or vintage sound enthusiasts.

Dimensions: 40 × 50 × 30 cm
Weight: 8 kg

Shipping:
Mondial Relay
Colissimo International Monde
Secure shipping, reinforced packaging, insurance included.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
His Masters Voice
Model
HMV 101 - Révisé - Tête N°4 en laiton - Années : 1925-1931 -
Physical condition
Very good
Number of objects
1
Includes
+ Extra item (see description)
Year of manufacture
1925
Weight
8 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
FranceVerified
12
Objects sold
Private

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