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I like that it is wood, and all I would still need is the bracket and crane. Let me know what you all think.
Is this compatible with the Standard?
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Is this compatible with the Standard?
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Re: Is this compatible with the Standard?
It seems to be a radio horn, and not a phonograph one. Though it is a nice radio horn.
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Re: Is this compatible with the Standard?
Forget radio horns... not compatible...winsleydale wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Tower-M ... 1136988956
I like that it is wood, and all I would still need is the bracket and crane. Let me know what you all think.
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Re: Is this compatible with the Standard?
That's all I needed. If it isn't gonna work, it isn't worth pursuing.
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Re: Is this compatible with the Standard?
Looks like wood grained tin anyway.