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Are the back-bracket and tone arm from a Victor I II interchangeable?
Are the parts needed interchangeable from other
machines workable as well?
later
Bob
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The Victor I used back-bracket/elbow parts UNIQUE to it. Parts from other
machines can not be substituted. There is some anecdotal evidence to suggest
that in the period 1915 - 1920 those small numbers of Victor I's being produced
may finally have acquired back-brackets virtually identical to
Hi Bob,
As you know,the Victor I was the smallest and cheapest of the Victor 1-6
line. Most everything is scaled down to keep costs low. All the back mount
/ tone arm parts (elbow, back mount, arm and I think the clip) are smaller
on the I. The reproducer is of course, the same. Motors are
The later Victor I from 1909 -20, or later used a larger case. They used the
same tone arm and elbow as a Victor II. I have a Victor I from 1910 that has
the larger case 12x 12, and uses the 10 steel turntable. This has a Victor
II bracket, arm, and elbow, and everything aligns perfectly. Is
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Tim:
thanks for the response, I will stay with the Victor I parts for the
machine.
later
Bob
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