Original vs. repro parts
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Re: Original vs. repro parts
It's a very nice looking outfit. Jerry Blais
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Re: Original vs. repro parts
I had a debate with myself about that very thing George. On the one hand one would normally expect the seam to be hidden, but on the other there is a bump out (purely decorative as far as I can tell) on the brass elbow that lines up to make a continuous line with the seam when the seam is up, in effect joining with the seam to make it into a decorative element when viewed from above. Right now, that is winning in terms of what appeals so me.phonogfp wrote:Looks good - much better than the the cabinet/motor/turntable alone!
Just a suggestion: I think the horn would look better if you rotate it 180 degrees so the seam is on the bottom.
George P.
One of these days I will see if I can find some original advertising to see if that was intended by the factory to convert the seam from a decorative minus into a plus, or it is just a coincidence.
Clay
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1. Space will expand to accommodate an infinite number of possessions, regardless of their size.
2. Shortage of finance, however dire, will never prevent the acquisition of a desired object, however improbable its cost.