what type of machine is this for?
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- Victor Jr
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what type of machine is this for?
found this at a store, I have never seen a tone arm like this
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- Victor IV
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Re: what type of machine is this for?
Bush and Lane Duo-Vox. This machine had two reproducers. The Edison reproducers will fit a Victor arm. They do a splendid job of playing Diamond Discs on a lateral machine.ke7285 wrote:found this at a store, I have never seen a tone arm like this
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- Victor Jr
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Re: what type of machine is this for?
Thank’s for the info. This was at a Salvation Army store for $100, I thought it was a bit too much. The cabinet was in rough shape, motor and crank are there and working, the tone arm and elbows are ok also.
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- Victor VI
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Re: what type of machine is this for?
Bro, it's a Duo-Vox...you don't get it for cash value, but for jamming out! I'd have bought it in a New York minute.
(Disclaimer: I am also known for making bad decisions when it comes to saving machines--usually, I buy rusty junk and it lays around for six months while I hunt parts.)
(Disclaimer: I am also known for making bad decisions when it comes to saving machines--usually, I buy rusty junk and it lays around for six months while I hunt parts.)
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Re: what type of machine is this for?
I'd look into getting it only if it had the Edison side reproducer.