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It looks like it has an Edisonic reproducer on it.

Is that a weight on the top left of the horn?

Phonoboy wrote:Is that a weight on the top left of the horn?

No, that's the "stop" that engages with the 12/10 buttons used to set the reproducer.

If anyone here ends up with it, pm me for info on my reproduction grill cloth.

Best,
Fran

It's interesting that the listing says it's a "BC-34" (Baby Console) when the ID plate says it's a "C-2" (Long-Playing Console #2). It's been refinished.
The Edisonic reproducer would be correct for this. This model was produced for less than a year between 1926-27.
Bob

barnettrp21122 wrote:It's interesting that the listing says it's a "BC-34" (Baby Console) when the ID plate says it's a "C-2" (Long-Playing Console #2). It's been refinished.
The Edisonic reproducer would be correct for this. This model was produced for less than a year between 1926-27.
Bob

You're absolutely correct, Bob.

It is indeed a 2-C Long Playing console, just to be clear.

It's missing the Long Play reproducer, but retains the appropriate gearing.

Fran

Also missing: the central decorative piece on the grille...

Bill