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    Posted 4 years ago

    danwalker
    (105 items)

    This is a Sparton console, model 10240,which I have not seen before. It has ten tubes with an Eye tube.
    I just picked it up and have not had a chance to get into it,
    I was told that it works but I have not tried it yet. The turntable has two speeds, 78 and 33 1 1/3.

    All I need now is some information about the turntable. I see it is called the slasher.
    So far as I understand it; when the record is done playing an arm lifts the record off the platter and dumps it to the left.
    It is a very heavy unit and well built.
    Dan

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    Comments

    1. kev123, 4 years ago
      One word. Sweet!
    2. Vynil33rpm Vynil33rpm, 4 years ago
      Designed to be beautiful to the eye
      My great grandfather Zelmo once
      received signals that were broadcast from
      deep inside an Egyptian pyramid
      With a receiver just like that one
      Not just a radio or a turntable
      It was a large heavy piece of furniture that
      probably heated the room in the winter time
      The placement ,of the tonearm, to ,the platter

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