And it's been on once before from the same seller in Lithuania. He started
it as an auction then changed it to Buy It Now at the price you paid.
Something smells very fishy...personally, I'd try to cancel the sale
now.
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From: Dennis Back back...@yahoo.com
I was gonna hit it but the felt was replacedlol
Oldcranky
On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 9:19 AM, George Glastris glast...@comcast.netwrote:
And it's been on once before from the same seller in Lithuania. He
started it as an auction then changed it to Buy It Now at the price you
paid.
Sad to say, it (the Lithuanian Berliner) is not legit.
Allen
In a message dated 1/29/2012 12:55:32 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
phonosju...@att.net writes:
Agreed. I knew it was of little financial risk, just perhaps a time issue.
I did call and speak to someone at Ebay based
Since this is an obvious fraud, I am wondering why you couldn't just send the
obvious evidence and links to Ebay and Paypal, and have them take immediate
action against the crook.
- Original Message -
From: Dennis Back back...@yahoo.com
To: Antique Phonograph List
Over the years, I seen various references from the mid-1920s, usually
quoting the British The Gramophone magazine about some aftermarket
attachment made of rubber tubing that supposedly dramatically improved the
tone quality of gramophones called a lifebelt. I have goggled this
found
I tried and they were not interested. The funds are still in Paypal's
possesion and I have to wait 7 days to begin a claim of which they
will consider the links and other information. I tried but they are too
big to allow appropriate decisions at the lower levels. I will file a
claim on Feb
http://goo.gl/dPzWg
7th photo down, it appears to be a piece of rubber tubing that sits between the
tone arm and reproducer. My guess is that it's a bit of quackery.
Loran
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On Jan 29, 2012, at 12:33 PM, Jim Cartwright jim...@earthlink.net wrote:
Over the years, I seen
http://goo.gl/aTVPI
See photos 7 9 on the page. According to a short description at the bottom of
the page, the Lifebelt is a piece of rubber tubing that sits between the tone
arm and reproducer. From what I've read online, it's supposed to minimize
blasting and record wear, while improving
I will be in Phoenix Arizona in a couple of weeks for some training. Are
there any phonograph related sites to see in the area?
Thanks,
Ken Brekke
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I can't say about phonograph stuff, but maybe you're interested in the
musical instrument museum.
www.TheMim.org
If you're into collecting 33s, there are several good record stores here in
town.
Matthew
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On 1/29/2012 7:46 PM, Matthew Bullis wrote:
I can't say about phonograph stuff, but maybe you're interested in the
musical instrument museum.
www.TheMim.org
If you're into collecting 33s, there are several good record stores here
in town.
Matthew
They have some mechanical music:
Hi all ~
I'm inquiring on behalf of a friend (who may have already spoken to one or two
of this group in his independent searching), if anyone is aware of a source for
new reproduction Orthophonic diaphragms, with or without the spider.
If so, who might have them, how good is the quality, and
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