Victor 0 Ads?

[phonogal]

Shawn, Do you have reprints of these for sale? I'd love to get a copy for my Victor O.
Harvey Kravitz

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Me too!

[PHONOMIKE]

Shawn, Do you have reprints of these for sale? I'd love to get a copy for my Victor O.
Harvey Kravitz

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Me too!

Me three

Mike

[Shawn]

I do have the complete Victor 0 Instruction catalog available. Its $10.00 plus $1.00 shipping in the US. A wonderful reproduction of the original!!

Just email me at MshawnORourke@gmail.com

Shawn

[Vinrage_mania]

me four!....I found my machine only missing the horn ....and one of the fellows on here had a horn ,the little phono that could although noisey my motor runs for two records! ....and so far nobody has said it was a crapophone lol

[Viva-voce]

the little phono that could although noisey my motor runs for two records! ....and so far nobody has said it was a crapophone lol[/quote]

LOL what a great description! Who would dare to call it a crapophone!
Besides being one of the cutest little machines ever made, it's got tons of personality. No wonder it's so desirable today.
I'd be happy to own one of these

[Shawn]

Here is another from an advertising brochure I have available on the Victor O

Shawn

[jmad7474]

the little phono that could although noisey my motor runs for two records! ....and so far nobody has said it was a crapophone lol

LOL what a great description! Who would dare to call it a crapophone!
Besides being one of the cutest little machines ever made, it's got tons of personality. No wonder it's so desirable today.
I'd be happy to own one of these [/quote]

My goodness, no, this is most definitely NOT a crapophone! It's a puny, underpowered thing meant to appeal to the less-than-average record buyer of yesteryear, for sure, but these players are just as loud as the rest of the Victor lineup - excepting those with the giant wood horns, of course - and definitely hold more overall collector interest than the most common Victor models (I/II/III) do.

[Viva-voce]

My goodness, no, this is most definitely NOT a crapophone! It's a puny, underpowered thing meant to appeal to the less-than-average record buyer of yesteryear, for sure, but these players are just as loud as the rest of the Victor lineup - excepting those with the giant wood horns, of course - and definitely hold more overall collector interest than the most common Victor models (I/II/III) do.[/quote]

Yes absolutely agreed----and they are such appealing looking machines . I just thought it was funny when he said "so far no one's called it a crapophone" lol

Steven

[Vinrage_mania]

and interestingly even though the motor is a bit noisey the smaller horn and angle mask quite a bit of noise vs music

[Viva-voce]

Sounds like you have a very nice-playing example. The little Victor 0 is just too cute