[Radioroslyn]

It's been a good while since I've had one in my hands. Not to rain on your parade but as a novelty there interesting but from a practical standpoint they are a bit of a money pit. By the time you buy it, repair the electronics, replace the phono cartridge, and the rubber drive wheel you could have $100 tied up in it. I think but I could be wrong that some versions are real wood w/o the Philcote (photofinish) coating which would make any cabinet repairs simpler. Unfortunately it only plays 78's. Maybe if there is a clever soul out there who maybe be able to regulate the motor speed with a triac use a different needle and play 45's or 33's. Don't know if the opening is large enough for the 33 LP.

Just a few unsolicited thoughts.

Terry