HMV ID?
- jamiegramo
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Re: HMV ID?
This isn't an HMV machine. You would see the familiar Victor/HMV gooseneck tonearm, fittings and horn. This is a Swiss-German Continental machine. It appears in nice original condition with an attractive horn but with a later HMV No. 5a soundbox.
- SteveM
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Re: HMV ID?
Neato! How does it sound?
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Re: HMV ID?
I do not know.... I wish I did! He picked it up locally, and I guess is going to keep it for a while. I wouldn't mind picking it off if him. He was not sure what it was, I told him it looked German based on the horn and speed control but like I said I really do not know much about European machines. The sound box really threw me off! I thought it was really cool!
What is the market for one of these?
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What is the market for one of these?
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