I don't know what this seller is trying to pull here, but he's selling two different reproducers and listing them as the same one.
I sent him a message, and he said, "they are the same" ???
Scam I guess.
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/146218398691?mk ... name=11051
I sent him these pics of his own listing and he's calling this the same, one is pot metal and the other is stamped.
Two Different Reproducers
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Re: Two Different Reproducers
All of the pictures are of the same reproducer. One photo shows it with the stamped cover in place, the other shows it with the cover removed.
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Re: Two Different Reproducers
The stamped cover is a nice feature which helps keep stray needles out of your diaphragm. It's from the Orthophonic portables. I used to have a 1930 model which I traded the reproducer of for a Grafonola portable from England which I still have.
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Re: Two Different Reproducers
And I still have the soundbox on my hot rod 10-50!VanEpsFan1914 wrote: Sun Dec 01, 2024 8:41 pm The stamped cover is a nice feature which helps keep stray needles out of your diaphragm. It's from the Orthophonic portables. I used to have a 1930 model which I traded the reproducer of for a Grafonola portable from England which I still have.

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