ebay "Viva-Tonal" no really, what is it?

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AllWoundUp
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ebay "Viva-Tonal" no really, what is it?

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an outside horn viva-tonal?

http://cgi.ebay.com/COLUMBIA-PHONOGRAPG ... 500wt_1182
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Re: ebay "Viva-Tonal" no really, what is it?

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A crapophone.
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Re: ebay "Viva-Tonal" no really, what is it?

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lol, and a very bad one at that.
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Re: ebay "Viva-Tonal" no really, what is it?

Post by estott »

It started out as a Viva-Tonal table model resembling the Victor 1-70, but only the lid and bits of the case remain. It's a shame- Viva-Tonal table models are NOT common.
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Re: ebay "Viva-Tonal" no really, what is it?

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You are correct Erich, it is a Frankenphone, not a crapophone.
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Re: ebay "Viva-Tonal" no really, what is it?

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It was obviously made by a leftie :)
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