What models are these gramophones?

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CptBob
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Re: What models are these gramophones?

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soundgen wrote:
CptBob wrote:You'd have to try hard to take a worse photograph. Hasn't he thought of using a tripod. Does anyone know what the piece of metal is that sticks out on the right side of the sound box on the first photo?
It;s the winding handle in the lid sans handle handle !

Ha Ha, I can see it now! It's more in focus than the sound box.

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Re: What models are these gramophones?

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CptBob, this is a nice one you got there ! I'm sill in the quest for one of these.

Do you think it would be worth to buy it and replace the soundbox (with an orginal one) for instance ?

Cheers,

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Re: What models are these gramophones?

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Tiwi wrote:Do you think it would be worth to buy it and replace the soundbox (with an orginal one) for instance ?

Cheers,
It depends how much the seller is asking for the 102. Bear in mind that a good 5a or 5b will probably cost you around £80 to £100 pounds. Don't bother with a No.16, they are made as a sealed unit, and can't be repaired. You could, with a bit of luck, pick up a good black 102 for around £130, so if the seller wants more than £50, then I wouldn't bother with it.

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