01-19-2014, 12:21 PM
The picture above matches the M-26. The M-24 was a "little brother" to the 26, with no shut-off after last record, different color of plastic part, etc. Also, the M-28 was essentially the same as the 26, but with improved motor, anti-resonant tonearm, hi-fi cartridge, etc... all on same PR-2829 bulletin.
{Just added, later that same afternoon...}
The M-26 changer is/was used in the D-1344 portable record player from the 'model year' 1956. Bulletin is dated Sept. 1955. Like I'd menbtioned above. Late 1955 intro for the 1956 model year.
Chuck
{Just added, later that same afternoon...}
The M-26 changer is/was used in the D-1344 portable record player from the 'model year' 1956. Bulletin is dated Sept. 1955. Like I'd menbtioned above. Late 1955 intro for the 1956 model year.
Chuck
Chuck Schwark,
The Philco Repair Bench
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