Collection: SAAL Parts

The SAAL Phonograph Company, though not as widely known as some of its contemporaries, played a notable role in the early 20th-century phonograph industry. Established in the early 1900s, SAAL focused on producing high-quality phonographs and accessories, catering to a niche market that appreciated precision engineering and superior sound reproduction. The company’s products were recognized for their robust build and innovative features, which often included advanced soundboxes and finely-tuned motors. SAAL’s dedication to excellence ensured that their phonographs delivered a rich and clear audio experience, appealing to discerning audiophiles of the era. Despite facing stiff competition from larger manufacturers, SAAL maintained a loyal customer base and contributed to the broader acceptance and enjoyment of recorded music in households. The company’s legacy, although overshadowed by giants like Victor and Columbia, remains a testament to the era's rich diversity of phonograph technology and design.