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http://worcester.craigslist.org/atq/3225510466.html

(Not my listing...)

record player could be removed to create a liquor cabinet.

I've been looking for a 10-35X. Too far away though. I hope it doesn't get gutted...

I was just looking at this listing last night. Thinking I should buy a yukon before my trip to RI in oct. lol

Upon closer inspection, it looks like the changer is gone. The picture is blurry, but it may even have a modern turntable in it. Tragic.

Brandon wrote:Upon closer inspection, it looks like the changer is gone. The picture is blurry, but it may even have a modern turntable in it. Tragic.

I think you are right. Boy there is a vast world of Victor liquor cabinets out there

The original changer is gone, somebody has put what looks like a 50s Voice Of Music Changer in. A shame. My 10-35 was modified in 1929 to accept an Atwater Kent model 60 radio and an electric pickup. The horn was removed, but nothing else tragic had been done to it. I've since gotten a horn and mine will go back to being what it should be soon. Mine lived in the long gone Grand Union hotel in Saratoga Springs NY until it was torn down and the contents were auctioned off in the 50s. It's in beautiful shape and I can't wait to have it running acoustically again! It actually did work fine with the radio and pickup setup, but I'm putting it back as it should be.

Anyone out there need a completely restored AK 60 radio chassis and (apparently) scarce hinged full range speaker? It sounds fantastic!

Sean

Brandon wrote:Upon closer inspection, it looks like the changer is gone. The picture is blurry, but it may even have a modern turntable in it. Tragic.

Appears the ad was modified with clearer pics.

I have some Columbia Grafonola Cases here in mass also
anyone interested see posting