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1942 BOL Changer - Home Recording (HR-2) Attachment
AVSorrell
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05-20-2016, 07:39 PM
Hi Group:

I am happy to report that I have just acquired a '42 BOL Changer with the illusive 1942 Home Recording attachment (HR-2).  I have the Philco BOL changer manual that shows HR-2 parts and how it fits into the BOL chassis. However, I am curious if anyone out there has actually taken a shot at repairing a '42 model BOL that included the HR-2 attachment?  I would love to know if someone else has done it before I give it a go.  I have a few blank Philco safety records that would be so cool to hear my kids voices on!! (though I need to find one of those little  chrome Philco microphones first). -- Andy

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Andy Sorrell
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