The mechanism of the gramophone is placed in a box made of oak wood in a natural color. The casing is modestly decorated with simple windmills, the front wall has a metal brass secession plate representing the muse, Erato. A metal support for a pickup arm and the tube of a gramophone, which is attached to the back wall, is decorated with a convex pattern of sinuous lines. The surface of the metal tube, covered by green lacquer, is decorated with radial cavities coming from the middle to the outer edge. The spring drive is started with a button. Next to the turntable, there is a mechanism that brakes the curves and a speed indicator varying from 70 to 100 revolutions per minute.