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Not only is an Edison on the turntable, but there's a stack in the cabinet.

Phonoboy wrote:https://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/atq/5325234632.html
Not only is an Edison on the turntable, but there's a stack in the cabinet.

I wonder how many DD records have been destroyed by steel needles. Probably a lot!

"One of the first ever made phonograph vinyl record players available to the public originating from the New Jersey area, in 1908 has all the parts, hand crank on the right side plays 78rpm thick vintage records. it is in fair to good condition and is one of a kind. Have the print out of the operation book. Victrola 210 model seal in place"

They definitely did their research

Andreas

alang wrote:"One of the first ever made phonograph vinyl record players available to the public originating from the New Jersey area, in 1908 has all the parts, hand crank on the right side plays 78rpm thick vintage records. it is in fair to good condition and is one of a kind. Have the print out of the operation book. Victrola 210 model seal in place"

They definitely did their research

Andreas

At this point it's not funny, it's just sad.