The common Victor VV-IV
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The common Victor VV-IV
I have a question about the fairly common small Victor VV-IV that I could not find in my "Look for the Dog" book. (unless I missed it some how) I had up onto recently two versions of the VV-IV - one with wood slats behind the doors and another with no slats at all. Over the holidays I picked up yet another VV-IV with metal slats. The metal slats do look original to the machine but do you think they were made and added to a machine that had no slats behind the doors at all? (an option or aftermarket accessory) I am very curious about this "slat issue"......
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Re: The common Victor VV-IV
Hi:
The VV-IV did come with metal slats for a short while.
If you could post a picture of your machine that may help us to identify.
I have a feeling that you have one of the VV-IV with original metal slats.
The VV-IV did come with metal slats for a short while.
If you could post a picture of your machine that may help us to identify.
I have a feeling that you have one of the VV-IV with original metal slats.
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Re: The common Victor VV-IV
I think that the one with no slats has had the metal ones removed.
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Re: The common Victor VV-IV
The Victor Data Book is good for identifying the variations in Victor models. The Victrola IV variations with metal slats, wood slats and no slats are all described.
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Re: The common Victor VV-IV
Amen! An excellent resource that belongs on every serious collector's shelf.Silvertone wrote:The Victor Data Book is good for identifying the variations in Victor models. The Victrola IV variations with metal slats, wood slats and no slats are all described.

George P.