It's actually spelled "Symphonola." In Latin countries such as Mexico, a jukebox is called a "Symphonola."

I recently purchased very reasonably a circa-1910 German-made ODEON external horn phonograph. It has a beautiful smooth and large wooden horn, with scalloping around the outer rim. The case is walnut, and has inlay on all 4 sides. With a 12" turntable, I would equate this to one of our USA-made...

I am looking for an original finish lid for a Victor Orthophonic Credenza. If anyone has one available, please write to me at rutoskey@hotmail.com Thanks in advance.

The RCA 3-HES-5 discussed here in my original posting is still using the original Sonotone 2T with the correct stylus in good condition. I didn't realize that you couldn't use styrene records on this? I figured the reason it was carving the groove was because the tracking was too heavy, not because ...

You should be able to find a replacement trip switch very reasonably on eBay. I'm sure I have one if you are unsuccessful. The cabinets of Seeburg phonographs from the 1950's were covered in a product called Di-Noc, sort of a specialized "veneer" that was actually a decal transfer. It was ...

I can help you with your Seeburg HF100R. I restore Seeburg equipment professionally, and will be happy to help you resolve any issues you are having.

I was reading with interest a prior thread from last week regarding the tone arm pressure in the 1950's and 60's vintage RCA record changers. I was wondering the same thing about the correct weight of the stylus on the records. When I played a new condition recently produced 45 record on my 1954 RCA...