I posted my Edison Amberola C-VI on eBay at:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/121248662129
Not inclined to ship it, pick up in Portland, OR.
Thanks! Cliff
Edison Amberola C-VI on Ebay
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Edison Amberola C-VI on Ebay
Cliff's Vintage Music Shoppe, Castle Rock, WA
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Re: Edison Amberola C-VI on Ebay
Yep, the belt fixed it. Sounds like a quiet motor, too! Is that a reproduction grille?
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Re: Edison Amberola C-VI on Ebay
The motor is very quiet for a Fireside motor. I went through the whole thing and made sure everything was in good condition and well oiled.Edisone wrote:Yep, the belt fixed it. Sounds like a quiet motor, too! Is that a reproduction grille?
It is an original grill. When I got it, the paint had been removed from the front so I painted it the same color as the back. Maybe a bit redder than the backside paint. I was going to attempt to add some wood graining to it, but my test runs were pretty awful. Figured it would be best to leave it as it is. I suppose I could paint it a darker color, more closely resembling the mahogany finish...
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Re: Edison Amberola C-VI on Ebay
The Fireside motor was most excellent! I have a D-X, and even with my head virtually under the lid, I can hear only the faint whirr of governor weights through the air. My solid oak X with Gem-type motor, on the other hand, grinds like a truck.
Your grille looks fine - I just wondered about the plain orangish color. It's probably a good base for graining.
Your grille looks fine - I just wondered about the plain orangish color. It's probably a good base for graining.
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Re: Edison Amberola C-VI on Ebay
Didn't even get close the reserve price the first time around. Maybe this time:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/121253143582
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Re: Edison Amberola C-VI on Ebay
Strange that the first round of bids was so low Cliff. Your presentation of the machine was excellent. Not being willing to ship it could be the culprit. Drastically reduces the buyer pool.
Clay
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1. Space will expand to accommodate an infinite number of possessions, regardless of their size.
2. Shortage of finance, however dire, will never prevent the acquisition of a desired object, however improbable its cost.