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It looks like it may be the "Symphony," which was Sonora's answer to the Orthophonic Credenza, but I'm not sure. (If it IS the Symphony, someone should grab it since that's not exactly a common model.)

http://providence.craigslist.org/atq/2817260739.html

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Sonora antique phonograph - $450 (warwick, ri)
Date: 2012-02-22, 5:19PM EST


excellent condition. all original detailing. crank style
i had the pictures and lost them somewhere in my computer! just found 2 or the pics but not showing total machine
i will try to find and post them. if i have to take new pics may take a few days since it is at another location instead of my house.

401-390-4752 call or text

Joyce -- collector old antique stereo electronics boston new london stamford greenwich east new london


* Location: warwick, ri
* it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests--

Yes, that is a "Symphony" model. I have one of these and the sound is very full and rich. It is a very heavy machine made of walnut with burled walnut highlighted areas on the front. That is a good price.

ColoradoPhonograf

Many thanks for confirming this. Wish it wasn't 3,500 miles (driving distance) away from me.

Your Symphony would be a neat featured item for this site.

I saw a couple of photo's posted on Mooperator's board, archived in this thread, one showing the double horn -- http://victrolagramophones.proboards.co ... &thread=73 (I can't call up the main site. For whatever reason, it always sends me to the Phonograph Web Ring page. )

DS

Hmmm, Warwick.....

Well: if I could wrangle a truck, and if I could find the space to put it.....

(I can't call up the main site. For whatever reason, it always sends me to the Phonograph Web Ring page. )DS

I have run into that very bad behavior on a number of sites that link to the Web Ring. Really annoying that the Ring does that.

Clay