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Hello My name is Jake I'm a senior in highschool I have a interest in old phonographs and records from the late 1920s into early 30s. I recently got a circa 1929 Brunswick panatrope Radiola model 3KR6. It's in poor shape, the legs were cut down at some point, the tone arm and speaker don't seem to work and there was little reception from the radio. I plugged it in the tuntable did spin and at the right speed that was intell the old cord sparked and broke off. I was wondering how I get a new cord attached to it can I get a cord at a hardware store and rewire it? Any advice and help would be appreciated thanks!

I just figured how to rewire it my main problem is how the volume works and reproducer

Hello Jake,
Welcome to the forum and there will be collectors who can help. In what area are you located?
PM sent with questions.
Don

Welcome to the forum, Jake.

Don't power this up until you're sure you know electronics well enough to determine whether the resistors, capacitors, and coils are in proper specs!

Best,
Fran

I'm located in Milwaukee