Columbia Concert Reproducer

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zapper
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Columbia Concert Reproducer

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Hi I am looking for the gaskets, diaphragm, needle bar,thumbscrew and fixing screws for my Concert reproducer in the photo. Can anyone help me with suitable parts.
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Try Steve Medved - he might have parts or know where to get them
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Thanks Curt A. I have posted an email to Steve to see if he can help
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If Steve doesn't have everything you need, you might try George Vollema.

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