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Hello,

Week ago I bought my first phonograph – Brunswick Panatrope Exponential Type 106.
Since my knowledge about phonographs is none (week of online search after purchase) I have question about the reproducer. Well, I will have more questions, but will start with this one.
Is this reproducer fixable? If not, what reproducers would work on this phonograph?
Thank you.

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Unfortunately it is not repairable. The pot metal crumbled and distorted. You can find Brunswick replacements that not made with pot metal, but the connection to the arm is not identical, it does not have the screw. I don't know if Brunswick made full metal reproducers with the screwed interface, the only ones I have seen are made of pot metal like yours.