Encore Phonograph Repeater

Interesting item manufactured by The Encore Co. Newark New Jersey. Definitely not something to be repeatedly used on now valuable machinery and records.
Additionally it is useable only on a few machines that will provide the clearances and other aspects fundamental for its correct operation. I also spent a fair amount of time fine tuning it but that may simply have been the fact that throughout its life it probably was handled and played with by numerous people.

[@pcallas66]

It wasn't as harsh as I thought it would be. Thank you for sharing.

[@tarstarkusz]

If you adjust the video speed down to 25%, you can really see how it works. It looks like the needle is getting the worst of it. It has the constant pressure of the repeater as it's playing because that repeater want to spin with the record and then when the needle is no long in the way, the repeater spins and smacks into the needle again and the needle is lifted up on to the screw gear and then finally the repeaters wants to spin again, the needle drops into the grove at the beginning. Given they sold the needles by the large bag, probably not that big of a deal, though it is probably putting pressure on the receiver.

[@tough213]

well i have to say something that whomever designed this was really into records and hearing them over again and it is a very ingenious invention but it really is for the old type of machines that can take the force and jarring motion of the way this work thank you for posting this very interesting device

[@chris1961grams]

That’s an amazing thing!! Brutal but amazing! I probably wouldn’t risk it on anything vaguely valuable! Very interesting! Thanks for posting

[@gerryroberts662]

Wow,, Clever i must say.. WOW.. THAT mooves really smoooth...

[@emmielie]

I've never seen before.wonderful!

[@ayedee6681]

for those who liked the Iron Maiden :o

[@hectorsanchez6190]

Estan en muy buen estada todas