Harmony Model 10

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Harmony Model 10

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This is available for sale right now in working condition for $550. Is this worth the price plus a 2 hour drive 1 way?
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The large spindle hole is the drawback unless you have a source for the disc records that fit it.
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There are reproduction turntables available with a standard spindle. Use that for your records and just hang on to the original.

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EdiBrunsVic wrote: Mon Apr 18, 2022 12:48 pm The large spindle hole is the drawback unless you have a source for the disc records that fit it.
Don
Good point Don. I have less than 10 standard records with the large spindal hole in my collection. I would just have to get another turntable like Mike mentioned. Thanks.


Not that I can likely have the money quick enough to buy it, but how does the price look to you guys? Maybe try to talk him down to $400ish?

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travisgreyfox wrote: Mon Apr 18, 2022 5:18 pm
EdiBrunsVic wrote: Mon Apr 18, 2022 12:48 pm The large spindle hole is the drawback unless you have a source for the disc records that fit it.
Don
Good point Don. I have less than 10 standard records with the large spindal hole in my collection. I would just have to get another turntable like Mike mentioned. Thanks.


Not that I can likely have the money quick enough to buy it, but how does the price look to you guys? Maybe try to talk him down to $400ish?
I ALWAYS haggle on machines. You never know... they may be willing to go much lower than their original price. I came home with my zonophone machine at half of the guys asking price.

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I have dabbled in antiques for about 20 years now, off and on... When I run across external horn machines in the retail setting, the price point is usually $700 or higher [usually higher]. After haggling, I imagine sales prices land down around $500 - $600 for machines like this. If it is original and you like it, anything less than $450 would allow you some enjoyment and the opportunity to get all of your money back and maybe even make some [in the right setting] one day. Be polite and start low with your first offer - you never know.

Disclaimer: I am not a certified appraiser, just an observer of price points and sales in Eastern NC and the state of Virginia. And, I am referring to the retail antique shop setting - not the collecting community. This is just my opinion....

Let us know how it goes! Your experience can be added into our bank of knowledge on realistic sale prices! ;)

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Thanks! I'll let you guys know how my offer goes.


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travisgreyfox wrote: Tue Apr 19, 2022 10:43 am Thanks! I'll let you guys know how my offer goes.


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Travis did you get that Army portable?

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stetam wrote: Wed Apr 20, 2022 5:43 pm
travisgreyfox wrote: Tue Apr 19, 2022 10:43 am Thanks! I'll let you guys know how my offer goes.


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Travis did you get that Army portable?
The auction price ended up going over what I was willing to pay at the moment. The same seller of this Harmony also has a few other machines he is selling to downsize getting ready to retire. So I'm trying to work out a deal with him on a Busy Bee and maybe another machine if I have money left over. He also has a Victor 0 for sale for $700.


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I think the Victor O is worthy of consideration.

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