Hi, I am a Victor guy and do not know much about other makes. Can someone tell me which model Columbia this is? Thanks.
Mike
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Re: Columbia Identification
That's a BY.
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Re: Columbia Identification
As George said, it's a BY. The BY was Columbia's top of the line horn machine and answer to the Victor VI. I think it's a truly elegant machine.
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Re: Columbia Identification
I believe the BD was actually Columbia's most expensive, stock, back-mount, external horn machine --- followed by the BY. I, personally, like the BY better!
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Re: Columbia Identification
They may have overlapped a bit but I thought the BY replaced the BD. Wasn't the front mount AR the same basic cabinet as the BD? I also think the BY is betting looking and arguably more elegant than Victor's VI.I believe the BD was actually Columbia's most expensive, stock, back-mount, external horn machine --- followed by the BY. I, personally, like the BY better!
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Re: Columbia Identification
As always, I knew I'd get my answer here. Thanks for the help.
Now, I know it's hard to give a good answer without having this machine in front of you, but in the condition it appears with no mechanical issues, what would the estimated value be?
Mike
Now, I know it's hard to give a good answer without having this machine in front of you, but in the condition it appears with no mechanical issues, what would the estimated value be?
Mike
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Re: Columbia Identification
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