How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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Re: How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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You have an opportunity to get some great Edisons. Both of them are at a great price. But, the C-19 is a better option overall. Get in the car and go get one. :D
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Re: How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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C19. No contest. Larger horn, record storage and gorgeous oak.

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Re: How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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The C-19 Chippendale. In this instance bigger is better- and it is also in Oak

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Re: How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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C-19, by a landslide.

Not only is it a better performer (double spring motor, #250 horn), but it also has record storage. Case closed.

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Re: How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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I think the A-100 is prettier. Has a Craftsman/Mission vibe about it that's kind of a contrast to the stodginess of most upright machines.

And I suggest getting both if you have space!

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Re: How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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If you get the A-100, that horrible grille cloth has got to go! Having owned and played both of these Edisons, the C-19 will give you good, loud, sound, while the A-100 with its small horn will give much softer sound.

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Re: How much should I pay for an Edison A100 in Oak?

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My recommended solution to your dilema would be to buy them both. :lol: The prices are reasonable and even if the prices were a bit higher, don't be afraid to pay a little more for better quality.

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