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Just call me "stumpy"...
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De Soto Frank
- Victor V
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Just call me "stumpy"...
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De Soto Frank
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VintageTechnologies
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Re: Just call me "stumpy"...
"I have only one needle and one Doris Day record and it distorts trying reproduce the high notes."
Imagine that!
Imagine that!
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alang
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Re: Just call me "stumpy"...
You can't expect me to invest a full nickel in a new needle when I'm practically giving away that Collector's item for only 300$.VintageTechnologies wrote:"I have only one needle and one Doris Day record and it distorts trying reproduce the high notes."
Imagine that!
Andreas
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Meltrope3
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Re: Just call me "stumpy"...
It's painful to watch as he puts the needle down on the wrong side of the record. A sensation like fingernails on a chalkboard! If it had been, say, a Caruso record that he was chewing up, I probably would have hit the ceiling.
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Phonofreak
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Re: Just call me "stumpy"...
I wonder if this was restored by Midge Wall, then shipped to CA for the collector's market? I'm sure there is a matching base cabinet for this machine somewhere. 
Harvey Kravitz
Harvey Kravitz