Man, I wish I had more room!!!

[maroongem]

If only I had a place to put this

Bill
Item number: 230126548523

[ultona]

And I noticed it even has the LP reproducer! This is the second time it has been listed too...looks like at least it has a bidder.

Sean

[neophone]

Gents,

Only $660.00! Why so low? It is a beautiful instrument. Sean now that you say that, it does look a little familiar. Is it the same one listed again or just the same model? How much did it go for last time-if it sold?

Regards,
J.

[condensite]

This machine was listed a few weeks ago, and ended at $650.00 with one bid. The sale obviously didn't go through (shill bid?) and this time it sold for what you mentioned, $660.00

[neophone]

Conde..,

Now I'm VERY curious to see if it gets listed yet again.

Regards,
J.

[larryh]

I had a similar model once.. Other than the historical nature of the Long Play machine the rest was dismal. Very poor sound, weak, and none of the Long play records I had would go more than a few seconds without hanging up in the tiny grooves. Nice to look at maybe for a musuem. I don't recall the legs on the ebay one but mine wobbled like crazy on those tiny legs they choose for the LP cabinets.

[neophone]

Larry,

Yes I have heard the negatives about the LP's but this also plays standard DD right? If so how did they sound on it? Funny you sound mention that about the legs, I think there was one of these on the 'Bay last year sans legs.

Regards,
J.

[orthophonic]

I think that the legs were a problem of the 1920's. I have a few Victrolas and radios from the period and they weigh like crazy!!! And have long skinny legs.... It's a minor miracle how any of them made it this far in time considering their weight and all.

[steve]

Why so low? Too hard to ship, an Edisonic in New York went for less than this, I was sad I could not have gotten it.

Steve