Dear Phonolisters: I am restoring a very nice little Claxtonia table model phonograph and need to replace the reproducer diaphragm. It measures exactly 1-15/16" in diameter and has the usual small hole in the center. A snap ring holds it in place but spread in a narrow channel beneath the diaphragm in the body of the reproducer is a rubbery grey sealant that came out with the diaphragm. It reminds me of some kind of modern window sealant.
Can anyone tell me where to get a replacement diaphragm in that size and what material should be used to replace the sticky, grey sealant? Thanks, GrnMountainBill _______________________________________________ Phono-L mailing list http://phono-l.oldcrank.org
