Last Surviving Edison Amberola VI Released By The Factory?

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Re: Last Surviving Edison Amberola VI Released By The Factor

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For anyone wondering where the original Edison Amberola ID Plate (in the first picture) is located since it cannot be seen in any of the pictures it is behind the front grille just inside on the right panel. I've included an edited picture below with a right arrow pointing at the location of the ID plate. :)

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Thanks Doug! :)

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Re: Last Surviving Edison Amberola VI Released By The Factor

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Have you checked the reproducer? Are there 1 or 2 indentations for set screws on the edge? As far as I know, the anodized reproducers were set in 2-screw carriages.

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Re: Last Surviving Edison Amberola VI Released By The Factor

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thank you for the close-up of your Amberola VI's dealer tag.


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