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Magnavox Regency Symphony, 1947?
02-03-2011, 08:12 PM
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Ron Ramirez Offline
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Re: Magnavox Regency Symphony, 1947?
I had mentioned previously that my friend Doug Houston had sent me a Webster Chicago 256 changer, which is the correct changer for a Magnavox. Here it is:

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Notice the Magnavox name molded into the bakelite tone arm:

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I have the center spindle for the changer, and now have new idler wheels and a Power Point cartridge and mount.

But what I wasn't expecting to receive was the genuine Magnavox CR-206A FM tuner, which arrived today! Icon_biggrin

[Image: fm1.jpg]

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I'm a happy camper. Once this semester ends, I'll get all of this put together and installed in the Regency. I will not only be able to play 78s with the Webster 256, but LP records as well. Plus, I'll be able to listen to FM on a genuine Magnavox FM tuner!

Thank You, Doug! Icon_biggrin Icon_thumbup
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