HMV 32
Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2014 4:30 am
Hello All,
I've been in Hong Kong for 27 years now. I believe I found my very first authentic gramophone. Not all authentic as it's been re-motored with a large Thorens.
It looks like an HMV 32. The automatic speed indicator slot is there but the mechanism is missing.
It is fitted with a generic Columbia type soundbox. The odd thing is that the tonearm is slightly too large to hold a HMV4 soundbox and too small for a HMV 5.
Chunny
I've been in Hong Kong for 27 years now. I believe I found my very first authentic gramophone. Not all authentic as it's been re-motored with a large Thorens.
It looks like an HMV 32. The automatic speed indicator slot is there but the mechanism is missing.
It is fitted with a generic Columbia type soundbox. The odd thing is that the tonearm is slightly too large to hold a HMV4 soundbox and too small for a HMV 5.
Chunny
