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Arvin RHYTHM MASTER 627 circa1936 | Radios769 of 787 |  |  |
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This is the only Rhythm Master I know of.
The Model 627 Chassis from the Famous Rhythm series of 1936
3 Bands Broadcast and 2 SW Bands
Very small Console
I purchased it Painted ORANGE
A long restoration on this one.
BUT a keeper
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I have a Rhythm baby and I used to have a Rhythm maid years ago. Should have never gotten rid of the Rhythm maid. LOL I was always hoping to find a Rhythm queen or Rhythm king. Nice radios you have there!
I would like to talk to you about your Rhythm Master. Can we connect via e-mail?? Thanks
Hello Stacey
Thank you for your interest in the Arvin Rhythm Master.
I do not want to post my e-mail here. I really do not know how we can get together.
Maybe you can help me from here. I also have an Arvin Rhythm Master 627. I have someone who wants to buy it from me. I have searched relentlessly for a current value. It does need to be restored. Any idea where I can find a fair value for it?
I believe you contacted me before on the Radio Forum site.
Hard to set a price I paid $75 for this one , but you can see the shape it was in.
What ever the Market will bear is my guess. Condition Condition Condition a BIG factor. Complete ? Cabinet Veneer Good ?
Speaker Good? Transformers Good??
UNKOWN I would offer $125 , BUT that is my opinion.