The Talking Machine Forum — For All Antique Phonographs & Recordings

dutchman wrote:

Victrolacollector wrote:APSCO was great, one if not the best when I first started back in the late 1980's. But as with many business, times change. I think phonographs are not their priority anymore. Last I spoke with Patti several years ago, they were into greenhouses and phonographs were the secondary business. It took me several months to get diaphragms that I needed, she said Dennis had to cut them, so I ordered about 10 of them in quantity, I was glad I did.

I also used to go through Wyatts in California, but shipping is so expensive from the west coast.

As with APSCO and Wyatt's they are the older suppliers, I believe Wyatt's originally had acquired it from a original supplier with alot of old N.O.S. parts. Last I spoke to Dwayne, he did not have the parts that I needed. I will say that Dwayne does great work machining parts, he did a great job making a spindle shaft for a Talk-O-Phone that I used to have.


In recent years, I have used George Vollema, Mark Gaiser and Ron Sitko for parts and have great experiences. John Nagy is also good.

What is John Nagy's contact info. Thanks

Bill K

dutchman wrote:

Victrolacollector wrote:APSCO was great, one if not the best when I first started back in the late 1980's. But as with many business, times change. I think phonographs are not their priority anymore. Last I spoke with Patti several years ago, they were into greenhouses and phonographs were the secondary business. It took me several months to get diaphragms that I needed, she said Dennis had to cut them, so I ordered about 10 of them in quantity, I was glad I did.

I also used to go through Wyatts in California, but shipping is so expensive from the west coast.

As with APSCO and Wyatt's they are the older suppliers, I believe Wyatt's originally had acquired it from a original supplier with alot of old N.O.S. parts. Last I spoke to Dwayne, he did not have the parts that I needed. I will say that Dwayne does great work machining parts, he did a great job making a spindle shaft for a Talk-O-Phone that I used to have.


In recent years, I have used George Vollema, Mark Gaiser and Ron Sitko for parts and have great experiences. John Nagy is also good.

What is John Nagy's contact info. Thanks

Bill K