Edison DD London Model
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Edison DD London Model
$175 seems a bit low for this CL listing in my area. Full of DD's and a Kentone attachment??. Not mine and the seller claims the cabinet needs some fixing of the finish.
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Re: Edison DD London Model
The cabinets on the London models are cheaply maade and do not compare to the Chippendales, Sheratons, etc. The London horn is noticeably smaller. Also, the Londons have no above-bedplate speed control knob or mute ball. When they came out, they were intended to be budget machines to sell at or around $100, compared to the other models that sold for $250 or more.
I would recommend virtually any other cabinet Edison over any of the Londons.
I would recommend virtually any other cabinet Edison over any of the Londons.
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Re: Edison DD London Model
With a lack luster machine like this the discs in the cabinet could be the deciding factor. If the cabinet is full of white label dance records and the reproducer is in good shape I'd think about it.
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Re: Edison DD London Model
I would agree that the London models are probably the most uninspiring in the line. They came out relatively late so there's always the possiblity there are some treasures among the records. Otherwise, to me the machine itself would be a pass even at a much further reduced price. 

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Re: Edison DD London Model
Heck If I was down nthere and had a place it would been gone to me already maybe he take $150 for it Just one of those DD could be worth some of that$$ what are you guys waqiting for



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Re: Edison DD London Model
yes Sir I have to agree with you on this, many many machines sound different. It does all depend on how
the inside horn was put togather. each one can sound as different as the next
the inside horn was put togather. each one can sound as different as the next
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Yes nit is a nice machine I wish i had a big OL Farm with really nice out buildings i make a special one just for phonographs
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Re: Edison DD London Model
I bought my BC-34 for $125 and it did not come with all that extra stuff, so I don't think $150 is much too high. Depending on how much finish work is really needed I would probably offer $100 or 120 and haggle from there. If there is a big problem obviously more on the lower side. Of course, I'm not into the really big machines anyway...
Good luck
Andreas
Good luck
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