I was wondering how difficult this process is for somebody that is not very mechanically inclined. I am still not very good at even rebuilding Victrola motors, even though I have done like 8
The machine sounds great to me the way it is, with its rebuilt reproducer (thanks Wyatt), but what if it sounds even better with a sealed horn? Depending on how hard this task is I may want to take on this endeavor.
Also anyone have any good internet sources for this re-sealment process? A youtube video would be really helpful.
Thanks,
Travis
Sealing A Victrola Credenza Horn
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Re: Sealing A Victrola Credenza Horn
I suggest using the search feature here on the TMF. Search seal Credenza horn and you will get some results.
For example, this thread had some tidbits:
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... f=2&t=4781
Also see the link from a post in that thread about the "treatment."
http://www.gracyk.com/credenza.shtml
HTH
For example, this thread had some tidbits:
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... f=2&t=4781
Also see the link from a post in that thread about the "treatment."
http://www.gracyk.com/credenza.shtml
HTH
Best regards ... AZ*
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Re: Sealing A Victrola Credenza Horn
Thanks for the info. I did have ample time to start this project, but now everything has come up. Guess it will sit on the "do later, maybe" list.