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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 100, 22 January 1926, Page 12

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Mr. Compton MacKenzie’s opinion of the “Edison”

Mr. Compton MacKenzie, the well known Author, writing in the " Gramophone ’ (English publication} states "I have been enormously impressed by my first experience with the Edison Instrument and Edison Records. The first thing that got me was the piano record. I have never heard any piano record to touch it for realism. I then tried Claudie Muzio in a couple of arias, and I could not believe it was the same, voice I had heard attributed to her on other records A harp record was astonishing. As for jazz bands, all the jazz bands I have heard on the gramophone sound like tin kettles by comparison. lam pretty hard bitten in the way of gramophone improvements, but .the jazz bands of the ' Edison HAVE AMAZED ME. - ' There is no difference between original music and that recreated by the New Edison. Direct /YJ comparison OamSj with the I iff HI living artist reveals no Wyß® WHIuM difference. Hffl Demonstrations daily at 49 Cuba Street, WELLINGTON.