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classiccaprice about your 45 player, you're going have to dissassemble it, degrease it, clean it, change all rubber parts, and regrease it. also oil the motor bearings and clean the shaft too. itz for me to explain exactly what to do, but thatz what needs to be done for it to work properly.

tube units are nice to have, but requires some maintenance.

you what i discovered about maggies in the 50's throught the mid 60's is that on some of the low cost equipment mostly portables don't know about floor models, but anyway a vm changer was used.

and also my 1953 rca victor clock radio. all have phono inputs

don't let me forget! here are the radio that they are going to be pair with on my record vids if the camera picks up the same sound as the machines. here my 1950 rca victor bullhorn am tube radio

haha! i born in january of 1986 and i was towards the end of the 80's. i didn't get to see much ot it. i do remember my bros had a blue ge stereo record player, but i think they gave it away, but last year i bought that same record player off ebay.

my machine needs a new filter cap, lubrication, and maybe a new drivewheel. oh yeah, i did restored 2 rca victor 45 players,but right now i'm currently recapping 2 rca victor radio with phono jacks on the back. once i get 'em finished up, i'll make a youtube vid of them.

awesome machine jay! now here's one of my new scores!

45 rpm here are couple of things that i have are from the 50's and they're are now in working order like itz still the 50's.

wow! wished i lived those times.

now with the turntable swung down. sorry, but i forgot to get a closer pic of the tag and itz over my dad's with some of my other vintage gear. i took these photos to put up on myspace profile with some other vintage gear. since i still have them saved in my computer, i figured i can show you...

another photo with the wing speakers opened

studiomatic changer here's my 1966 rca victor vista portable solid state stereo record player off ebay with original tag on handle. needs new filter capacitor, lubrication, maybe a new idler wheel, but needle is still good.

drewz, can we see pictures?

that a beautiful set! does it work?

youtube this youtuber has a large collection of tape recorders http://www.youtube.com/CassetteMaster

i think a ge changers is made by glaser steers, but i'm not too sure.

get a load of this! http://cgi.ebay.com/60s-GE-radio-record-player-console-CLICK-VIDEO_W0QQitemZ230211461968QQihZ013QQcategoryZ1442QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

that changer looks like a 1970's bsr. i've seen some 1970's bsr changers with those same knobs.

contacts cleaned! well guy, i cleaned all the contacts and still nothing happen. it even records like that too.