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I thought this would get more views in Super.

 

Some of you may recall my purchase of a 1962 Delmonico Hi-Fi a while back.  It has a Japanese Voice of Music knock-off record changer which is nearly impossible to find parts for, and the people/guy from the VOM site will have nothing to do with it.

 

I'd like to switch out this changer for a real VOM unit.  If it's in working condition, great, if not, at least I could get the VOM guy to restore it.  Per the VOM site, they no longer sell restored/reconditioned units, so if anyone has one or can furnish leads on where to locate one, I'd appreciate it.

 

I just recently found a vintage black porcelain slinking panther TV lamp and I'm anxious to place it on top of the Delmonico Hi-Fi, so I need to get that set re-capped and working.  There's no point in starting the project if I can't find a VOM turntable (or other make that will fit).

 

Thanks for any leads.
 
Thanks Rick.  It looks like it could be the perfect replacement for what I currently have -- if it has stereo capability.

 

It's been a while since I checked ebay.  I may bid on this one if it's not monaural. 

 

Here's what I want to replace.  Note the "L" and "R" leads from the changer.  The VOM only has a single lead.

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Hey Ralph, It is easy to change this over to stereo. In fact, you may be able to use the cartridge and wiring from the "knock off" changer. V/M does not use a mute switch, so you would not have to worry about that.
 

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