As mentioned, I have only played a few of the Diamond Disks that I have; I
do find it quite moving to listen on Christmas Eve to music the way people
alive in 1911-1912 listened to it, and to think about how life was then. I
will probably continue the practice. Unfortunately even the best
digitization of Diamond Disk and other acoustic recordings will still sound
like acoustic recordings. At this point I don't think I will try to gather
together the equipment to do a proper transfer. The best course may be to
catalog what I have, and see if there is anything worth spending money on
transferring.

Lou-go to the right hand side of Mickey's home page

http://mcproductions.ca/

and click on 'Click Here For Catalog'. It is not very big.  When you get to
the catalog you can pick CD or MP3. It would seem at this point that PayPal
is the only way to pay.

On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 6:21 PM, Lou Judson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Where do you find them? I only saw the one soundcloud link…
>
> And I agree, get your discs professionally transferred - they are being
> damaged with every play on the old “console” player! It’s the nature of the
> beast - and a testament to Edison’s flawed concept of the Diamond disc in
> the first place. For a fellow who put his own picture on every disc, he had
> little thought for the future, in my opinion. Two parts scientist, five
> parts  merchandiser, ten parts egotist, methinks. But who am I to say!?!
>
> That aside, would love to hear some of these fine records!
>
> <L>
> Lou Judson
> Intuitive Audio
> 415-883-2689
>
> On Jul 13, 2016, at 12:52 PM, Frank Strauss <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> > To answer Lou's question, I
> > bought Volume 2 a few minutes ago, and am listening to it as we speak.
> > Payment through PayPal and download were effortless. Dropped into iTunes
> > without a problem. I don't know why I picked Volume 2, but I am probably
> > destined to have all of them.
>



-- 
Frank B Strauss, DMD