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I’m selling my Victrola radiola combination model 7-25. This is my second one and I’m not as into this one as I am my earlier one. The phonograph works well and I personally re-wired the motor. New power cord is included. The radio lights up and makes noise but no radio signal is heard. Reproducer will likely need rebuilding but it sounds OK now. The original pot metal back bracket is in fantastic shape. I’m asking $300, but if you’re interested please message as I’m willing to entertain offers. It’s located in Germantown, MD although I’m willing to deliver this to the Wayne show for free. It’s about 95% complete, with only a screw or two missing on the chassis. I’ll send a video if you’re interested. I'll also be willing to throw in a new packet of needles and some records. Thanks for looking!

Wow, If that was coming to Union next June I would buy it. Good luck with the sale. Very nice.

I’m not going to be attending Union unfortunately, but I thank you for the kind words!

GregVTLA wrote:I’m not going to be attending Union unfortunately, but I thank you for the kind words!

Another one that I have never seen.

Does it have an acoustic horn with a speaker driver unit for the radio that you can switch back and forth between the radio and the phonograph? Thanks! Mark

marco wrote:

GregVTLA wrote:I’m not going to be attending Union unfortunately, but I thank you for the kind words!

Another one that I have never seen.

Does it have an acoustic horn with a speaker driver unit for the radio that you can switch back and forth between the radio and the phonograph? Thanks! Mark

I just enlarged the second photo and now see the Radio and Record switch so I guess that the answer to my question would be "yes." I need to get a new monitor; as everything show up so dark when I bring up photos that sometimes I miss things.

marco wrote:

GregVTLA wrote:I’m not going to be attending Union unfortunately, but I thank you for the kind words!

Another one that I have never seen.

Does it have an acoustic horn with a speaker driver unit for the radio that you can switch back and forth between the radio and the phonograph? Thanks! Mark

Exactly right! The valve is a bit tight but it still works. Speaker driver works to the best of my knowledge.

Thank you for your question, and if anyone else wants to know anything more just ask away!
Greg

I'd go for it in a heartbeat, but cannot get away from work for a Day just now. Pity.

Uncle Vanya wrote:I'd go for it in a heartbeat, but cannot get away from work for a Day just now. Pity.

Thanks for the kind words!

Bump!