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I have a:
Crank for a Columbia console
Turntable, 12" with center grommet intact for Columbias
Portable phono tone arm & reproducer shell
1930 electric phonograph motor, turntable, and tone arm, from a Majestic (Mdl 90, I think.) Motor is overhauled & runs great.
I just want this stuff out of here. Ask and ye shall receive pics.
FOR SALE: Mixed bunch of phono parts, almost free. INQUIRE
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VanEpsFan1914
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Re: FOR SALE: Mixed bunch of phono parts, almost free. INQUI
can you post a photo of the crank i need one for an off brand columbia table top. stephen madara
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VanEpsFan1914
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Re: FOR SALE: Mixed bunch of phono parts, almost free. INQUI
Stephen,
I will check but it's honestly a huge thing that's the size of most tabletops. It was made to fit a Grafonola Viva-tonal Console, Model 153a, built in England. Very rare stateside, but I hated to throw it in the recycling bin unless it was needed.
What dimensions do you need? If the throw & knob are correct, you could saw it off & thread it.
I will check but it's honestly a huge thing that's the size of most tabletops. It was made to fit a Grafonola Viva-tonal Console, Model 153a, built in England. Very rare stateside, but I hated to throw it in the recycling bin unless it was needed.
What dimensions do you need? If the throw & knob are correct, you could saw it off & thread it.