kreisler 11-103 help please

[mark60301]

[/b HI ALL I'M NEW TO THE SCENE AND WOULD LIKE SOME HELP PLEASE. I WILL BE RECIEVING MY KREISLER 11-103 NEXT WEEK AND DO'NT KNOW ALOT ABOUT THEM. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE I MIGHT FIND SCEMATICS FOR THIS MODEL AND WHAT NEEDLE WOULD BE REQUIRED ( GARRARD ).THIS OR ANY OTHER INFORMATION WOULS BE GREATLY APPRECIACED.tHANK YOU ]

[barnettrp21122]

Hello! It looks like your unit is a bit new for this forum, and I hope you find some help with your questions. You may get more response if you try the Antique Radio Forum, which has a phonograph catagory that may better serve your needs. Here's the home page link:
http://antiqueradios.com/forums/index.php
Good luck with your project!
Bob

[David Spanovich]

As noted, the discussions here are about vintage talking machines/gramophones/phonographs, records and music from about the late 1800s to about 1930.

That said, I spotted this online -- http://www.nzvrs.pl.net/ccc/Krieslser%2011%20103.jpg

It's kind of grainy, but it shows the schematics for 11-102 and 11-103.

You might also want to check with http://www.phonoland.com/ Most of the discussions there are about electrically amplified phonographs and jukeboxes from the 1950s-1980s.

HTH,
DS

[gramophoneshane]

Actually, both forums mentioned above are totally useless when it comes to information about Australian made radios & radiograms etc.
Try- http://vintage-radio.com.au/

[David Spanovich]

Actually, both forums mentioned above are totally useless when it comes to information about Australian made radios & radiograms etc. ...

You're probably right about that. I couldn't find any recent posts about Australian gramophones--electrically amplified or otherwise.

Unfortunately, Phonoland is also just about as useless--now--for collectors of acoustic/wind-up gramophones and phonographs. It's a shame, since it was one of the first international forums established for the hobby, dating back to 1999; but people have moved on.

Since I have no interest--whatsoever--in topics about 1950s-1980s sound systems, especially those about later production "Maggies"--which now account for the lion's share of the posts--the only reason I ever log onto Phonoland anymore is to check for spam. We don't even have much of that, what with the new security filters in place--maybe one spam message every three or four weeks.

I have to admit, though, I miss some of the discussions we used to have there, especially those about the European and British gramophones.

DS

[mark60301]

Thank you all so much, it's so nice of you all to get back to me.god bless you all

[Lekmek51]

Hi
This model was first introduced 01 March 1966
If you need more info go to
http://www.kevinchant.com/
regards