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After viewing many a splendid turntable in recent threads I thought it was time to share one of my most priced music spinning devices. It is an entirely self contained turntable, amplifier and stereo speaker device, which actually plays with the aid of one or more coins. More impressive though is the machine's ability to teach the listener about the evil and pleasure of music.
When the player is closed it shows that great seducer of listeners, The Pied Piper of Hamelin, making his listeners follow him when playing his Pipe.
Open the lid and see the turntable surrounded by fire and the lid surrounded by matches showing the emperor Nero reclining with his consort, captivated by the lyre player, while the city of Rome is ablaze.
We also see the Sirens of Sirenum scopuli tempting sailors to steer their ship on the rocks through their irrisistable song.
Remember also how the Israelites entered the promised land by playing their trumpets, causing the walls of Jericho to come tumbling down.
This device is very useful for "full blown audiophiles" who are constantly being seduced by better sounding, shinier and more transparent music playing devices.
Whenever I feel the need to upgrade, I pull out this grammophone so I may be reminded of all these disasterous temptations.
Then turn and I look at my other sound system (the big one) and think: did this thing really work? Hmmm...........
When the player is closed it shows that great seducer of listeners, The Pied Piper of Hamelin, making his listeners follow him when playing his Pipe.
Open the lid and see the turntable surrounded by fire and the lid surrounded by matches showing the emperor Nero reclining with his consort, captivated by the lyre player, while the city of Rome is ablaze.
We also see the Sirens of Sirenum scopuli tempting sailors to steer their ship on the rocks through their irrisistable song.
Remember also how the Israelites entered the promised land by playing their trumpets, causing the walls of Jericho to come tumbling down.
This device is very useful for "full blown audiophiles" who are constantly being seduced by better sounding, shinier and more transparent music playing devices.
Whenever I feel the need to upgrade, I pull out this grammophone so I may be reminded of all these disasterous temptations.
Then turn and I look at my other sound system (the big one) and think: did this thing really work? Hmmm...........
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