I sure hope so! I should also mention that I absolutely must have a stupendous-sounding reproducer, preferably fully rebuilt (Walt? Those No. 2's and that Exhibition on eBay look amazing!). I need for them to be blown away by the sonic improvement (to make the trouble of replacing what's currently there worth the effort for non-phono folks who own just this one machine), and I need for the installation to be smooth and easy (kinda for the same reason). So just to be clear, I honestly wouldn't mind repro parts at all -- as long as the results sound amazing.
I should also add that I clearly remember being blown away by the cabinet -- I mean it was flawless. I didn't know enough back then to tell whether it had been refinished or just hoarded under velvet in a dry, cool place for 75 years, but it looked like it could've been manufactured within a week of me seeing it. I think if you folks saw this cabinet violated with a Silvertone arm n' soundbox, you'd wanna take matters into your own hands and right this terrible wrong as much as I do. :-) Thanks again, Robert ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Baron" <[email protected]> To: "Antique Phonograph List" <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 12:45 PM Subject: Re: [Phono-L] orthophonic/credenza question info update > Will do. Maybe others will turn up with the parts as well. I think it's > fair to say that most of us who love and use our Credenzas like to have > at least one Orthophonic reproducer and one non-repro tone- arm back > bracket on hand. > > Andy
