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Rebuilding the Cartridge on a 46 Philco questions?
dberman51
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06-08-2010, 04:30 PM
If you want to play a lot of 78s might you be better off using the newer multi-speed changer in there now? Or is one of your objectives to restore the console with its original changer?

In the early 1950s is was very common for servicemen to replace 78-only changers with 3-speed so the console owners could play newer records. These changers would generally do a very good job on 78s as well. Webcor was a common replacement changer.

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