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Ellis Michael Ginn
Ellis Michael Ginn
Nationality	British
Occupation	maker of gramophones
Known for	founder of EMG and Expert Gramophones

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Ellis Michael Ginn (— 17.02.1959) founder of E.M.G. and Expert Gramophones, manufacturers of some of the finest gramophones in the world.

In 1923 E.M.Ginn founded EMG. Around 1930 he broke with the company and founded Expert Gramophones that wound up shortly after his death in 1959. EMG survived its founder and closed in 1980.

In popular culture

An EMG gramophone appears in a short story "Interference" by Julian Barnes.

References

External links

The E.M.G. Story by Francis James , book review // Gramophone, February 1999.
Death of E. M. Ginn // Gramophone, April 1959.