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Strange changer on CL

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Neat, whatever it is! I want to say it's the first General Industries changer incarnation, but I'm pretty sure it isn't. It also looks similar to that of a Spartan, but again, it isn't. I bet Greg Bogantz can tell us in a flash. Too bad it's missing the amp, radio (or what looks like it was a radio) and the speaker.

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Thanks for the menion, Sean. That's an Electromatic changer. These are pretty rare in my experience. I think they were mostly OEMd to other player makers to put into their sets. It's one of the few record changers that I don't have :lol: So I don't know too much about it. You can see a video with more information on Chuck Azzalina's site here:

http://www.myvintagetv.com/updatepages1 ... videos.htm
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I wondered if the name on the pickup matched the changer brand, but I wasn't sure! That had to have been an expensive setup when new.

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Quite a cabinet!
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