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The Emile Berliner Gramophone
Code: GAK366439 Series: Otona no Kagaku
 
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Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)
2,730 
About $28.29 USD; €19.98 Euros
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34.95Australian Dollar
32.49Canadian Dollar
17.17United Kingdom Pound
107.67Argentina Pesos
54.65Brazil Reais
219.24Hong Kong Dollar
286,163.52Indonesian Rupiah
99.75Malaysian Ringgit
370.97Mexican Pesos
44.03N.Z. Dollars
179.12Norwegian Kroner
1,359.56Phillipine Pesos
40.84Singapore Dollars
35,732.98South Korea Won
214.37Sweden Krona
30.39Swiss Francs
920.74Taiwan Dollars
965.01Thailand Baht
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Stock Status: Discontinued DiscontinuedWhat this means
Originally Released:September 2004
Size/Weight:15.7 x 21.3 x 12.3 cm/740g
Shipping Estimate:
EMS: 2,400 yen, SAL: 1,180 yen
EMS SAL Currency
24.87 12.23 US Dollars
17.57 8.64 Euro
30.73 15.11 Australian Dollar
28.56 14.04 Canadian Dollar
15.09 7.42 United Kingdom Pound
94.65 46.54 Argentina Pesos
48.05 23.62 Brazil Reais
192.74 94.76 Hong Kong Dollar
251,572.33 123,689.73 Indonesian Rupiah
87.69 43.12 Malaysian Ringgit
326.13 160.35 Mexican Pesos
38.71 19.03 N.Z. Dollars
157.47 77.42 Norwegian Kroner
1,195.22 587.65 Phillipine Pesos
35.90 17.65 Singapore Dollars
31,413.61 15,445.03 South Korea Won
188.46 92.66 Sweden Krona
26.72 13.14 Swiss Francs
809.44 N/a Taiwan Dollars
848.36 417.11 Thailand Baht
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Assembly Guide:Skill LevelCement (Y/N)Paint (Y/N)
Product Overview:This item is a educational construction kit assembled from various materials (plastic, metal, etc.). Cement is required, but no painting is necessary.
 
Invented in 1887 by Emile Berliner, the gramophone was a huge leap in recording technology, and "record disks" are still in use today! This kit allows you to build your very own gramophone, which will let you record and play back your very own record disks! Everything you need for the gramophone is included; you need only provide the labour and 2 size C batteries, cellophane tape, a Phillips' head (+) screwdriver, and scissors. Use various materials as disks -- the lids from cup-noodle bowls, old CD-ROMs, plastic file folders, glossy paper -- see which ones work, and which ones don't! A fun experiment for the entire family! Download the English-language instructions booklet. (PDF)
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