Hi folks,
I recently picked up a VV-XI, and this strange reproducer component was with it. Or at least that's what I'm assuming it is. Can anyone tell me what it is by the photos?
Thanks!
What is this....Reproducer?
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What is this....Reproducer?
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Re: What is this....Reproducer?
This answers my question. This repro is for vertical recorded records. YOu need to get the correct repro for lateral records. Victor exhibitions and #2's are good choices. Plenty are available.
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Re: What is this....Reproducer?
Common American made Pathé Sapphire reproducer of 1917-1919 vintage.
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Re: What is this....Reproducer?
So that is a spare part that came with the machine right? You also have the No 2 Victrola soundbox that was attached to the tone arm correct? As long as you have
the No 2 you are good for most 78's except Pathé and Edison Diamond Discs.
the No 2 you are good for most 78's except Pathé and Edison Diamond Discs.
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Re: What is this....Reproducer?
I had a reproducer like that, with the opaque black diaphragm. I believe some other company got ahold of some stock of Pathé reproducers, and tried to cover up the name for use on their brand. If you take the reproducer apart, the Pathé insignia should be underneath that black diaphragm.