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Wow!, how impressive and diverse your interest in music is! I see a lot of people these days that have such a narrow interest in music...

Thanks, Matt, I really appreciate that! And yeah, just like EuGene was saying, the new stuff coming out is so uncreative it’s actually...

Like you, I aimed to get a 1962 Magnavox console, that spent the last 20 years in a barn, to sound as good as possible. I rebuilt the...

I remember seeing the GE Scandia at our local GE appliance store back in the 60's. I thought it was awesome-looking, but lacked the...

Yes, the Collaro changers were well-built quality changers. A while back, I sold one to a guy who saw my Craigs List ad. Being retired...

I love the music from the 30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s when you could actually UNDERSTAND the lyrics and enjoy the beautiful sound of...

I am the farthest thing a person could be, from being a prude. But, I have to agree about the language in songs. To me, it shows a lack...

As the video of my 45-J shows. ;) Thankfully, mine has the pneumatic damper that controls the lowering of the tonearm on the records.

The RCA 45J utilizes the RCA RP-168 record changer, which I believe is the world's fastest record changer. It completes the cycle in...

Years ago,I've seen that old promotional video, it's quite interesting. Among my collections of "vintage" stuff, I've got a few RCA...

This week we pivot back to Maytag for some instruction on how to launder all these new man-made fabrics. While rote, there are still...

Here's a little bit of humor for this thread.... :LOL:

Most record changers in American console stereos were made by Voice of Music or BSR of England. Magnavox had their unique changers made...

I miss the way you stacked records like that on a changer with the big support arm over all six or I could do seven… Had a portable...

I'm having a leaking issue with my KitchenAid KDI-21 dishwasher. I'm planning on removing it and finding out what's going on (it's...