WANTED: Amberola 30 Tracking Bar

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WANTED: Amberola 30 Tracking Bar

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Hi all. My A30's frail tracking bar snapped yesterday, so I have to get a new one. I have the nut so I just the need the bar, but if you have both that's fine too.
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Re: WANTED: Amberola 30 Tracking Bar

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Just for clarification, are we talking about the feed screw that moves the carriage when in the down position?

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Jerry B. wrote: Fri Dec 19, 2025 11:58 pm Just for clarification, are we talking about the feed screw that moves the carriage when in the down position?

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Yes
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Re: WANTED: Amberola 30 Tracking Bar

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This is what I'm picturing from his description...
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Re: WANTED: Amberola 30 Tracking Bar

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Yes that's the piece. The one I have was already partially broken and finally snapped.
Be sure to look up Samuel Murchison Seka on the interwebs for some music and phonograph reading material.

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