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http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.vi ... 1783489180 Looks like a Brunswick Ultona reproducer on the 'horn'

Yes, it is quite unusual.

It's one of a kind, also. Actually, it's kind of clever using common parts to make something. But the price?
Harvey Kravitz

Now you know what to do with those surplus parts hanging around your shop.

Nothing I would want, but it is kind of imaginative.

Clay

FloridaClay wrote:Now you know what to do with those surplus parts hanging around your shop.

Nothing I would want, but it is kind of imaginative.

Clay

I was just thinking that I had that exact bank, and extra parts-including the weird little horn-on my workbench. If there was a prayer of getting $130 for it, I'd go put it together right now!

By the way, does anyone need a spare Ultona head for parts?....

Matt

When you rub the Reproducer needle with your finger tip, you hear the expanded/magnified sound of the rub through the horn- - - very righteous affect !!!

"Righteous affect"????

TinfoilPhono wrote:

When you rub the Reproducer needle with your finger tip, you hear the expanded/magnified sound of the rub through the horn- - - very righteous affect !!!

"Righteous affect"????

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Mr Grumpy wrote:WARNING! If you've never used it before, do NOT search for words in the Urban Dictionary, it can be disturbing.

Well, that's slanguage for you. When it comes to human depravity, there is nothing new under the sun. Thanks for the warning though, we wouldn't want anything to scare the women or spook the horses.