It's almost unbelievable that someone has been able to do this job. Congratulations, is a work of art .
HMV 202 replica re-entrant horn
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Re: HMV 202 replica re-entrant horn
It's been some weeks since I last time was on the forum, and this is what caught my attention first.
It's almost unbelievable that someone has been able to do this job. Congratulations, is a work of art .
It's almost unbelievable that someone has been able to do this job. Congratulations, is a work of art .
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Re: HMV 202 replica re-entrant horn
The other of my 202 cabinet also had cut off lower frame and shortened legs. Just had an identical copy made from my intact cabinet. Now got a pair looking like this.
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Yes a really great pair! The lower frame matching precisely.
There’s not many people who could save one of these machines missing such vital parts like the horn.
Do you have to make the grill and find grill cloth?
There’s not many people who could save one of these machines missing such vital parts like the horn.
Do you have to make the grill and find grill cloth?
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Thank you for all the nice words! Yes, need to make also the front grille and find some fabric close enough to the original.
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