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victor model V-IX

Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 10:27 am
by gramophoneshane
HAS ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE VICTOR V-IX.Ive been able to find out nothing about this model exept it was made for export to australia and england for h.m.v.It is an open horn machine in a mahogany cabinet.Any further information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: victor model V-IX

Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 5:24 pm
by Joe_DS
gramophoneshane wrote:HAS ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE VICTOR V-IX.Ive been able to find out nothing about this model exept it was made for export to australia and england for h.m.v.It is an open horn machine in a mahogany cabinet.Any further information would be greatly appreciated.



The only Victor product designated the "IX" I'm familiar with is a table top Victrola with an enclosed horn -- The actual model designation is VV-IX (VV stands for Victor Victrola)

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Machine's Specs -- SEE: http://victor-victrola.com/IX.htm
Illustrations -- SEE: http://victor-victrola.com/VV-IX%20PHOTOPAGE.htm
Site's main page -- SEE: http://victor-victrola.com/

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The Victor Talking Machine Company DID produce two outside horn models in mahogany cabinets --

The Vic. IV (sometimes labeled V IV) and the Vic. VI. (One model, the Vic. V, is normally found in an oak cabinet, however, a few late examples in mahogany cabinets have surfaced.)




Vic IV -- http://www.collectorsworldwest.com/lookup.php?id=159
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Along this line, it's important to note that a number of "fake" gramophones have been turning up on sites such as eBay. Some are fitted with authentic Victor ID tags taken from junked machines.


If you could post some photos of this machine, it would help in its identification. For help posting images, SEE: http://www.phonoland.com/forum/viewtopi ... 482f8c9648

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Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 5:59 pm
by GuestO
Hmm. Open horn machine? Maybe the ID plate got switched or was hard to read. Unless of course it's a crapophone -- which I hope not!