63getelevision
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Don't get bored with this thread yet. I think these things are interesting.
Anyone here into vinyl?
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I have more if you do
I just don't wanna feel like I'm hoggin' the thread or anything. I have asked some other fellas that I know have a lot of turntables, but they are also fellas that I know are really busy.
I asked our buddy Robert who's building the fabulous new house and warehouse in Wytheville Virginia (which I have not seen yet) how many he and his friend have. I estimated that he'd have at least 10 time what I do so figured he'd have over 500 machines..but he reports to me that between the warehouse and his buddy's home collection there are over 780 machines, with over 150 of those being consoles!
This is my connection where I once traded a Bendix Dialamatic (rubber tub) washing machine for a top of the line Columbia Viva-tonal Phonograph, the model 810 that I showed Snowball sitting inside earlier in this thread.
I asked the guys please lets see a sea of consoles or a wall of portables and I suspect those photos and more are coming into our lives sometimes before we all stop breathing, but it may be a while.
Meanwhile I have more to show you and need to do photos later today. What I NEED is a new camera~. Birthdays coming up in October, and I'll be a phonograph record speed. 45.
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I just don't wanna feel like I'm hoggin' the thread or anything. I have asked some other fellas that I know have a lot of turntables, but they are also fellas that I know are really busy.
I asked our buddy Robert who's building the fabulous new house and warehouse in Wytheville Virginia (which I have not seen yet) how many he and his friend have. I estimated that he'd have at least 10 time what I do so figured he'd have over 500 machines..but he reports to me that between the warehouse and his buddy's home collection there are over 780 machines, with over 150 of those being consoles!
This is my connection where I once traded a Bendix Dialamatic (rubber tub) washing machine for a top of the line Columbia Viva-tonal Phonograph, the model 810 that I showed Snowball sitting inside earlier in this thread.
I asked the guys please lets see a sea of consoles or a wall of portables and I suspect those photos and more are coming into our lives sometimes before we all stop breathing, but it may be a while.
Meanwhile I have more to show you and need to do photos later today. What I NEED is a new camera~. Birthdays coming up in October, and I'll be a phonograph record speed. 45.
b
Hog away!! I love to see all the pics of yours and everyone elses "stuff"
63getelevision
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Bundtboy, you have a lot of great stuff, don't stop showing it. I need a new camera also, I'd like to show better stuff than I've been showing, and will. Come on everybody, show us your record players!!
close n play & Sansui front loader
I think a lot of us had close n plays in the early 70's, but I haven't seen too many of these Sansui front loading turntables. This machine can play both sides and also locate the individual tracks.
I think a lot of us had close n plays in the early 70's, but I haven't seen too many of these Sansui front loading turntables. This machine can play both sides and also locate the individual tracks.
pink coronado
This one is adorable. It's a 1958 Coronado and it's in an all pink plastic cabinet, with white & gray parts. I just love this one. Inside the lid I have a black and white (shades of gray) photo of my previous laundry studio, now just a memory.
I keep a Little Golden 78 of Mighty Mouse on there for demonstration and it plays LOUD and clear. I must do a youtube video of this one soon. It's a hoot.
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This one is adorable. It's a 1958 Coronado and it's in an all pink plastic cabinet, with white & gray parts. I just love this one. Inside the lid I have a black and white (shades of gray) photo of my previous laundry studio, now just a memory.
I keep a Little Golden 78 of Mighty Mouse on there for demonstration and it plays LOUD and clear. I must do a youtube video of this one soon. It's a hoot.
b
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I prefer to listen to my vinyl Audiomatically . . .
. . . With Seeburg Audiomation!
Step into my bedroom for a moment, and take a look at one of my toys.
-kevin
. . . With Seeburg Audiomation!
Step into my bedroom for a moment, and take a look at one of my toys.
-kevin
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If you open the Hand-Rubbed Walnut doors, you'll find .
. . . a control panel and 50 slots for 12" record albums.
. . . a control panel and 50 slots for 12" record albums.
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Around back, in the hall closet, you can see the works.
The Seeburg Select-O-Matic Vertical Play mechanism can play any selected side of each album, or play All at the touch of a button!
The Seeburg Select-O-Matic Vertical Play mechanism can play any selected side of each album, or play All at the touch of a button!
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You don't have to walk all the way down the hall to sele
Here's the Remote Selector in the library, along with the Titlestrip Booklet.
Here's the Remote Selector in the library, along with the Titlestrip Booklet.
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If you're in the Living Room,
You can dial in any album side from this convenient wall-mounted selector.
-kevin
You can dial in any album side from this convenient wall-mounted selector.
-kevin
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Neato candy colored phonos in the candy counter! The Coronado and the front-loaders are sweet too. Have you seen the laser turntables? About $1,995.00 to $3000.00. I'll pass.
That Seeburg job is fantastic. I saw a killer Italian Provincial Seeburg console on their site, bet that thing takes six men to move it in.
That Seeburg job is fantastic. I saw a killer Italian Provincial Seeburg console on their site, bet that thing takes six men to move it in.
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Seeburg Home Stereo Consoles
The Seeburg HSC-1 console with speakers and amplifier, etc. weighs in at around 350#. It's 6 feet long. It sold for around $1300 in 1967. That's in the days of real money.
The AP-1 shown in the pictures is much smaller. They fit into a 1993 Lincoln Town Car's trunk. Just.
-kevin
The Seeburg HSC-1 console with speakers and amplifier, etc. weighs in at around 350#. It's 6 feet long. It sold for around $1300 in 1967. That's in the days of real money.
The AP-1 shown in the pictures is much smaller. They fit into a 1993 Lincoln Town Car's trunk. Just.
-kevin
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The premiere Magnavox Collector (in Georgia) owns a premium late '60s console with everything but TV, that he said weighs 350#. He was featured on Rachael Boesing's "Hey,Remember?" on HGTV. That show had a short run.
seeburg wall unit
I never saw such a thing in my life. LOVE it!
That is OUT-rageous. I'm guessing that must be pretty rare.
I could see that all full of my Ray Conniff & Lenny Dee Lp's. It'd just about hold 'em. I think I could fill it full of Peggy Lee Lp's as well.
These days I could fill it with Wurlitzer pipe organ recordings. No, I don't really dig E. Power Biggs much. I prefer theater organ to classical style.
How does it sound? Do you have control over the speed via an electonic speed control unit like in seeburg jukeboxes?
It's very, very cool. I'd love to see & hear it some time.
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I never saw such a thing in my life. LOVE it!
That is OUT-rageous. I'm guessing that must be pretty rare.
I could see that all full of my Ray Conniff & Lenny Dee Lp's. It'd just about hold 'em. I think I could fill it full of Peggy Lee Lp's as well.
These days I could fill it with Wurlitzer pipe organ recordings. No, I don't really dig E. Power Biggs much. I prefer theater organ to classical style.
How does it sound? Do you have control over the speed via an electonic speed control unit like in seeburg jukeboxes?
It's very, very cool. I'd love to see & hear it some time.
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I've never seen a Seeburg wall unit, either. That's amazing, with its little dial-up selectors. Cool!
Great seeing all these turntables, guys! Wish I had something of interest to show. My last two turntables were a Harmon-Karden (sp?) (had that through most of the '80s) followd by a Bang & Olufsen, which fell off a stack of equipment and was destroyed when I moved to my house five years ago. Since then, I've been using a borrowed a cheap-ass linear-tracking BSR which I found in a closet at work. Don't play vinyl much, anymore. Usually just to record to CD, then to iPod. It's fun to listen to an iPod and hear vinyl sounds---pops, clicks, scratches.
In the 70's I had a Pioneer PL-71 and a Philips (don't recall the model), among others. Had a Dual for awhile, too, and one that stood vertically, but don't recall the brand. Only had it for a few months before I traded up to the H-K.
Great seeing all these turntables, guys! Wish I had something of interest to show. My last two turntables were a Harmon-Karden (sp?) (had that through most of the '80s) followd by a Bang & Olufsen, which fell off a stack of equipment and was destroyed when I moved to my house five years ago. Since then, I've been using a borrowed a cheap-ass linear-tracking BSR which I found in a closet at work. Don't play vinyl much, anymore. Usually just to record to CD, then to iPod. It's fun to listen to an iPod and hear vinyl sounds---pops, clicks, scratches.
In the 70's I had a Pioneer PL-71 and a Philips (don't recall the model), among others. Had a Dual for awhile, too, and one that stood vertically, but don't recall the brand. Only had it for a few months before I traded up to the H-K.
