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I have a handful of Columbia Viva-Tonal records and I can say it seems they are less common than the Victor Orthophonic records. I think the Columbia Viva-Tonal records are somewhat thicker and durable than the Orthophonic records.
I am thinking that radio probably caused the slowdown in Columbia sales.
Columbia Viva Tonal Electrics
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Re: Columbia Viva Tonal Electrics
Plus, Viva-Tonals in good condition have amazing sound quality, and minimal surface noise...
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