Hi All,I'm looking for a European straight tappered tone arm.It needs to be 2
3/4 wide at the fat end and 9.5" long and with the end up and away from you,the
90 is to the right.It needs to have a fitting like Victor for the reproducer.It
should have a little hole on either size of the fat end to
Sounds like Gene Gogal in Canada, he is famous for his off eBay deals where he
cheats people.
I would use PayPal with a credit card, that way you have some protection. I
sent Gene $110 cash and he happily took my money and never even thanked me, I
saw on eBay that the buyer that supposedly
I'd try asking Howard Hope in London.I'm out of town so don't have his
email address but try Googleing himhe has a website.
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From: "wayne"
To: phono-l@oldcrank.org
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2009 8:38:08 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: [Pho
After one insulting message from the seller when I asked his if this was
a reproduction (he initially refused to answer, telling me with
exclamation points to read and reread his description), he admitted in a
second e-mail that it was a reproduction, or "an original copy" as he so
obtusely put it.
A few years ago there was someone in Europe making reproductions. They
had a lot of flower designs on them, don't have the person's email anymore.
-Bary
Ron L'Herault wrote:
> I don't know.
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> Ron L
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> -Original Message-
> From: phono-l-boun...@oldcrank.org [mailto:phono-l-boun...@o
There is a fellow in PA that makes excellent replica cones for radio
speakers you might want to try contacting him here is a link to his web site
http://www.angelfire.com/pa/conespeaker/
Good Luck
Charlotte aka Waves
http://www.wavesllc.com
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If you're thinking about a replacement onetry some poster board.
Use black or some other bland color and trace your old cone. I did this once
and it works fine.
Dennis
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It has an automatic.
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> According to the Paul article H1265 is from August 1897.
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> What reproducer do you have?
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> Steve
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> > My early Edison home is number H1265, last patent date is June 30, 1893.
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Hotmail® is up
This seller is the same person that bought that Miki from the US buyer
(firebottles) for that outrageous price a few months ago.He was selling the tin
around that time.The tin got no bids so after the auction I asked him what he
wanted to get for it.Well 150.00 seemed fair.So I sent US cash as h
This seller is the same person that bought that Miki. a few months back from
that US seller (firebottles) for that outrageous price.It was so high that I
think every chat room brought it up.Around that time I noticed he had tried to
sell a Miki tin and he got no bids and was closed.I asked what
Hello All,
This is my second post, However I read with baited breath every word of the
mail list.
I finished the restore on my Victor VV-IV. And it sounds great and looks
wonederful. Today I got a call from a friend who said he found a "Stand Up
Victrola" Would I be interested. I said
Hi Matt,
That machine uses a diamond reproducer--so you don't have to change any
needles. You will want to play ONLY Edison Diamond disc records on it. If it
turns out that it needs a diamond, they are kind of pricey. I am sure there
are people on this list that could set you up with one.
I'll second what Mike said and add that if you have the Diamond Disc
reproducer you can get replacement styli and gaskets for the rebuild from
George Vollema. How do you know if you need new gaskets? Blow gently into
the open end of the reproducer. If it leaks air readily, you need new
gaskets.
Also, Steven Medved is an Edison reproducer rebuild genius.
To: phono-l@oldcrank.org
From: Ron L'Herault
Subject: Re: [Phono-L] Edison S-19-SM
I'll second what Mike said and add that if you have the Diamond Disc
reproducer you can get replacement styli and gaskets for
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