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CAPS 2005
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JohnM
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CAPS 2005
Me; Scott Corbett; and Mike 'The Cylinder Doctor' Khanchalian in Scott's phonograph room after a CAPS meeting at Scott's house in Ontario, Calif. in 2005. I happened to be visiting in LA and was staying with a friend a couple of blocks away from Scott & Denise's house, so was able to attend that meeting.
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Re: CAPS 2005
What a great photo and what a great phono room.
If he's not yet sold that Triumph please send me his telephone number.
$50 is not a bad price. I think that was around base price for an A or a B and this one's got that wood cygnet!
If he's not yet sold that Triumph please send me his telephone number.
$50 is not a bad price. I think that was around base price for an A or a B and this one's got that wood cygnet!
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JohnM
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Yeah, prices were a lot lower six years ago!Valecnik wrote:What a great photo and what a great phono room.
If he's not yet sold that Triumph please send me his telephone number.
$50 is not a bad price. I think that was around base price for an A or a B and this one's got that wood cygnet!
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SonnyPhono
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Re: CAPS 2005
Love the picture...thanks for sharing!
Am I correct in that the Triumph pictured was that final variation regarding cabinet design? It appears to have the round pillars on the corners. Is that the last cabinet design for the Triumph?
Am I correct in that the Triumph pictured was that final variation regarding cabinet design? It appears to have the round pillars on the corners. Is that the last cabinet design for the Triumph?
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No, that's a banner-front case with inset panels.
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I didn't notice the banner front...oops! I thought it was this model:
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