I am looking at a Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope in running condition with a decent but not perfect cabinet. The major problem is that someone has replaced the tonearm with an acoustic-era Victor tonearm and Exhibition reproducer.
So my question is - what is the correct tonearm and reproducer, and how hard will these be to find?
Also, how do these compare to the equivalent size Orthophonics?
Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
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schweg
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
I may have a tonearm & reproducer. See if you can find a picture and send it to me and I will see if it is the right one.
Steve
Steve
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52089
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
This YouTube video shows what I assume to be the correct tonearm and reproducer:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dke9OJafvdM[/youtube]
Anybody have a spare?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dke9OJafvdM[/youtube]
Anybody have a spare?
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RAK402
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
Did all of the large (i.e., non-portable) Panatropes have the same tone arm?
I have a Seville and a Cortez, and the only difference appears to be that the Seville tone arm is nickle-plated, which the one on the Cortez is gold-plated.
The reproducer on the Seville seems to have some die-cast (potmetal) parts, while the one on the Cortez appears to be all brass (this one I assume was just a running production change?).
52809,
Do you have a full photograph of that machine? It looks beautiful.
I have a Seville and a Cortez, and the only difference appears to be that the Seville tone arm is nickle-plated, which the one on the Cortez is gold-plated.
The reproducer on the Seville seems to have some die-cast (potmetal) parts, while the one on the Cortez appears to be all brass (this one I assume was just a running production change?).
52809,
Do you have a full photograph of that machine? It looks beautiful.
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
Are you looking at the same machine as johnny899 ? He seems to have a 14-7 with Victor parts, too.
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RAK402
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
52809,
Please excuse me, I misread things and thought that video was yours, when you were using it as an example of what you might need.
You should be able to pick up a tone arm and reproducer from Ebay. These show up occasionally (in both the nickle and gold plated versions).
Please excuse me, I misread things and thought that video was yours, when you were using it as an example of what you might need.
You should be able to pick up a tone arm and reproducer from Ebay. These show up occasionally (in both the nickle and gold plated versions).
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
Did you ever finish your restoration? Any pix?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
Do you suppose the machine in the picture was refinished and, if so, how did they got it to look so beautiful?
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
Good morning. Anyone out there?
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52089
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Re: Brunswick 14-7 Panatrope questions
I did not buy the machine.billybob62 wrote:Did you ever finish your restoration? Any pix?
Thanks.