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Brunswick Reproducer rebuildable?
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Ho_Hum
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Brunswick Reproducer rebuildable?
I recently got a portable Brunswick 109 but I have heard the pot metal in these reproducers is especially prone to cracking, so I was wondering if mine looked like it was able to be repaired and sound good considering it’s condition.
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OnlineJerryVan
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Re: Brunswick Reproducer rebuildable?
It looks as if it would be rebuildable. How does it sound now? Most Brunswick Panatrope reproducers really don't need rebuilding.
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Ho_Hum
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Re: Brunswick Reproducer rebuildable?
It’s very rattly with very poor bass. I wouldn’t do it myself, probably send it to wyatt after the job he did with my credenza reproducer.
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AmberolaAndy
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Re: Brunswick Reproducer rebuildable?
I sent mine to Steven Medved last year due to an incident with my ornery cat. Ask him or Wyatt Markus I haven’t been able to get any rebuilt by him yet due to money being tight around here.
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OnlineJerryVan
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Re: Brunswick Reproducer rebuildable?
Sounds like a good plan.Ho_Hum wrote:It’s very rattly with very poor bass. I wouldn’t do it myself, probably send it to wyatt after the job he did with my credenza reproducer.
