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Topic: Heurtier Stereo 42 on Ebay France
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Jean-Marc Toussaint
Film God
Posts: 2392
From: France
Registered: Oct 2004
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posted October 27, 2004 05:28 AM
Paul, Yep, they are gorgeous.
Despite its flaws, I still like the look of the Beaulieu 708.
There was also a fine looking machine from Revue (or was it "RevueLux"?) - "Phox" in France - that borrowed a lot from the Bauer Royal. It featured something that I had never seen on a S8 projector before: a knob allowing you to correct vertically the trapeze of the projected image (hope this is the proper word).
I also like the odd "tape player" Kodak thing that you could install on a bookshelf.
Still, one of my favorite is a 16mm projector, the Debrie MB15.
For those who didn't quite understand what I tried to explain in my first message on this thread, I found a schematic of the odd Heurtier "silent-to-sound" installation here
Paul, I have two 9.5 mm silent shorts (I guess these are the equivalent of the 8mm 50 footers, I don't know very much about this format) that I'm willing to sell. One is a Chaplin (rough translation: "Charlot is serving soup") and the other one is called "Negritina is hungry". Heck if I know what it is...
You may contact me via this address, if interested: jmtoussaint@claranet.fr since we are, once again, suffering from severe "Offtopikitis"
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