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VV-125 #2349

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-1924-UPRIG ... SwOyJX9X4Z

How do you like your Victrola? ... This one come's "Rare" with a side of albums :)
Looks like a nice original machine. Perhaps worth investing in, for the right person.
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Re: VV-125 #2325

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Correction to thread heading: serial no. is 2349, not 2325.
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Re: VV-125 #2325

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Henry wrote:Correction to thread heading: serial no. is 2349, not 2325.
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Re: VV-125 #2349

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Iv'e seen worse for a lot more.
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Re: VV-125 #2349

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rvwenger wrote:I've seen worse for a lot more.
Certainly true. I know the market is soft for machines now so $500 is a little high at this time but average condition upright machines used to go for that a number of years ago. I don't recall seeing a 125 in person, so I'm not sure if it would peak my interest without touching it. However I've always had a liking for the 17 and 130.
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Re: VV-125 #2349

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Perhaps my Lopressor, Digoxin and Coumadin are acting up, but I could have sworn it had an opening bid of $350.00
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Re: VV-125 #2349

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What is the difference between a VV 125 and a VV 130? To me, at a glance, they look the same. I'm curious of the fine points between the two.
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Re: VV-125 #2349

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Harvey,
I've never had my hands on a 125, but I own a 130. The horn doors on my 130 appear smaller than the ones on this 125. The 130 has a small drawer instead of the gold used needle cup. Just initial observations.
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Re: VV-125 #2349

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Phonofreak wrote:What is the difference between a VV 125 and a VV 130? To me, at a glance, they look the same. I'm curious of the fine points between the two.
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The 130 was the XVII with the same escutcheons. The 125 had the simpler ones. That's as much as I know.

And yes, the price was increased. Originally 350.
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Re: VV-125 #2349

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Bad timing to jack the price. What with nearby Wayne just a few days away.
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