
James.
I was wondering that myself. It would be interesting to see what lies behind the grille. I was also wondering how the Amberola motor is wound. There are two escutcheons, presumably on the right side of the cabinet, but the handle lying in front of the Amberola mechanism would be nowhere near long enough to reach the motor from there.Lucius1958 wrote:As Arte Johnson would say,
VEEEE-ry Interesting...
The tonearm linkage on the Amberola side is unusual: do both arms lead to a common horn?
Bill
Must be an extension shaft inside the caseepigramophone wrote:I was wondering that myself. It would be interesting to see what lies behind the grille. I was also wondering how the Amberola motor is wound. There are two escutcheons, presumably on the right side of the cabinet, but the handle lying in front of the Amberola mechanism would be nowhere near long enough to reach the motor from there.Lucius1958 wrote:As Arte Johnson would say,
VEEEE-ry Interesting...
The tonearm linkage on the Amberola side is unusual: do both arms lead to a common horn?
Bill
I love restoring oddballs like this, is really amazing to see what some craftsman of the day cobbled together at times...Roaring20s wrote:https://desmoines.craigslist.org/for/d/ ... 80996.html $325
It could look better, but the concept is compelling.
James.