In 2022 , we are probably as far away in time from CDs and computer discs as this gentleman was from Regina discs back when this video was shot.

I love those old-fashioned music boxes, they're beautiful and very sound great.

That was very interesting. What at first appears to be old, out-dated technology, is in effect, an early form of today's digital media. Even more impressive is that they still work! Thank you for sharing.

We take things for granted these days. It's just too easy.

So good, those music disc have already out lived CD's, great acoustic's and vibrations, Thanks Deane and Curiosity team.

The big old one sounded really nice at the end, and I guess unlike the Compact Disk, this one does not need electric power or batteries to run. Same as the old Gramophone's

Wow that last one had so much character. You could even hear the resonance when he opened the drawer below

This is really calming

I knew of the toy ones but didn't even think about the larger ones before, that's awesome, definitely the precursors....

Thank you for uploading this footage

I LOVE all of your phonographs and music boxes, i collect both antique gramophones and music boxes, clocks, vases typewriters and much much more. amazing things! would be a sin to compare these items to things today .

Always fun to learn something interesting from this amazing channel

I was half-expecting that Sousa disk at the end to play the Monty Python theme.

Yeah! As you mentioned it the first music box was made in 1770, The Circa music boxes were made in 1860s, The Reuge music boxes were made in 1886, The Thorens music boxes was made in 1883, The Sankyo music boxes were made in 1946 and Yunsheng music boxes were made in 1990s.

Wow that sounds amazing - you were right!

Marvelous technology. In a way , indeed ,it is similar to modern digital technology but only more beautiful. Thank you for sharing .

This was such a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing this.

Wow first time I heard sound of music box feeling blessed

Love the sound

4:33 a Sousa the Washington post March

Damn anyone know the name of that lil toe tapper @the end of the show 😂🤷🏻‍♂️

Polyphons are my absolute favourite!!💞There’s a pub a few miles away from me called the Yew Tree inn. The landlord has loads of these on display and anyone can play them. Just ask the landlord to wind them up first and have a pile of 10p coins ready. Exquisitely beautiful to listen to and my absolute favourite pub to visit☺️🍻🎶🎵💞💞💞

Cool stuff

idk how i ended up here but i love this

Also two sound I remember from childhood games are in this

2:00 There are Music Boxes as Small as Match Boxes well this one is in a Match Box see if you know what piece this is.

Is this not a 100% energy transfer device. The energy you put into winding the spring gets converted to sound and motion of the wheel.. so is this not a energy device with next to perfect transfer of energy if not amplifying the energy?!

Deane without a mustache

5:50 what song it sounds familiar

When last did you see a music box? Wow

Hey Guy, cool,

5:47 It's the Monty Python theme!

2:59 I've listened to this, looks familiar

Wow

2:08 he just got a copyright strike

Congratulation

So they're like cymbals then?

I was onboard until he pulled out a huge metal orb and said it was similar to a digital cd Gooday mate lol

1:54 this sounds creepy ngl are these children ghosts nowadays?

is this guy the younger michael rosen?

I SAW THE DISK AND I THOUGHT OF scratching

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After all the buildup of the clip beginning at around 2:36 imagine my disappointment when not a note of the music box is heard. Was it really that bad that we have to listen to some other music box playing one of the most overused music box tunes ever? Other than that, still a rather interesting piece.

2 people prefer analog music I guess?? :/

I can simply wonder about technical advancement and craftsmanship of Europeans.

he sounds like micheal rosen

It's pretty laggy but despite that it's good