The photo looks like they touch that is why I asked.


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That is impressive, would love to hear it. Doesn't that big woofer interfere with the turntable causing the tone arm to skip?

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Hello, and welcome to the forum where you will find a friendly bunch and just to let you know we love photos. Also, please remember to read through the RULES and complete rules 13,14,and 15 in order to complete your registration which will allow you to become a full member.

Welcome aboard!

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Congrats go to you, Greg, for taking the initiative and courage to roll up your sleeves and create CLASSIC HIFI CARE. Happy Anniversary to one and all!

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Rex, doesn't Xfinity provide you with a modem? Spectrum provides all of their customers with their modems as they say nothing else will work. One can either have their own or rent a router, but the modem must be Spectrum's.

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I remember those days, Chris. Definitely simpler times, and without smartphones to keep us kiddies busy.

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I hate Spectrum, but love their service so I have always been skeptical to change companies. They can either walk you thru the problems or will have a service guy there within 24 hours and sometimes it is within just hours. Ever since Frontier came thru a couple years ago with fiberoptic cable Spect...

Wow, I am truly sorry for all of your misfortune, your life sounds like mine. One step forward and 5 back. I sure hope your fall did not mess up your back. Please, when you feel like it please tell me more about back ablation.

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Congrats on the sale, Mr. Mogul. I am jealous.

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Per your usual, nice job Mr. Mogul. The wax caps definitely needed replacement and are the speakers two different sizes?

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I have a couple of items with that same fake finish. The hardest one to do something with is an RCA TV from 1958 in blonde. The front of the TV is real oak, but the sides and top are a Masonite type of thing with a blonde sprayed on finish. The top is pretty much gone and there are missing parts of ...

You are lucky, I can't give anything away and I hope your new business continues as long as you want it too.

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Your series of VM changers use two washers, one on top of the race and one on the bottom. And, like Chris stated, the shinny one is on the bottom. Something else to consider is you might have a bad bearing race. If the little balls are not turning it can cause rumble.

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I feel your pain, happens to me all the time. Sorry you are not having a good day and hopefully you will figure out all of your new problems and get the sorted.

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Looks like they have their source for the LP's sitting on top and some kind of a speaker sitting there too. It is a beautiful piece and from your recording of Stardust, it sounded great too.

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That looks like it would be correct, thanks Ken.

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Thanks, Ken. I wish the ad offered the model number that way we could Google it and maybe find more information.

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Ken, what was in it for electronics?

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That is one of RCA's conversion units. The amp is built to be stereo and yes to make it stereo you need the aux. speaker. There is a switch on the amp that that turns it from a PP mono amp to a single ended stereo amp. I have a blonde one with the aux speaker that is sitting in storage. The cabinets...

Those are nice, and I do not have that model but I do have a model with that amp. They sound great and are well built.

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