Can anyone help me identify this machine?

[rbjoep]

Hello - I am hoping someone can help me identlfiy this machine so that I can find a few parts for it? I was told is was a columbia machine but have no clue. Any help is greatly appreciated!

[JerryVan]

It's a Standard Model X. Made by Columbia, but marketed as a Standard.

For reference; https://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Standa ... Sw5MZesxbH

[rbjoep]

Jerry- Thanks so much that was my hunch! Now to find parts..The hunt is on.

[rbjoep]

Did all standard machine have the large spindle? It appears this machine does not so much be a replacement.

[JerryVan]

Did all standard machine have the large spindle? It appears this machine does not so much be a replacement.

I don't really know the explanation for that, but others will!

[AmberolaAndy]

Jerry- Thanks so much that was my hunch! Now to find parts..The hunt is on.

I was exactly in your situation last year with my Standard X. The fine folks in the Yankee Trader section hooked me up with parts. (OT: I recently made some videos for YouTube of my Standard X playing Little Wonder records but when I uploaded the videos it made the videos private and when I tried to switch to to public it gave me an error?

[Jerry B.]

I have a Standard turntable with the correct spindle size if needed. Does your case still have the decal? I think I have an empty cabinet with a Standard decal.

Jerry Blais

[gramophone-georg]

The spindle is a straight swap from a Columbia machine with the same configuration. I had a Model A decades ago that I did that to. These days you can get a repro turntable from JAS Antiques with the small spindle and just convert your Standard back and forth that way.

[rbjoep]

Hello Jerry - It does not have the decal. I would be interested in the case and the turntable. thanks so much.

[Jerry B.]

Is the 10" turntable interchangeable between the Standard Type X and Type A?

Jerry