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This checks to be OK and it looks like a redhead but will not work in a running Seeburg B or C
Has anyone seen one of these in the past
Thank you and Happy Holiday's
Fred S
Has anyone seem a cartridge like this before
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Fred S
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Hello To all
This checks to be OK and it looks like a redhead but will not work in a running Seeburg B or C
Has anyone seen one of these in the past
Thank you and Happy Holiday's
Fred S
This checks to be OK and it looks like a redhead but will not work in a running Seeburg B or C
Has anyone seen one of these in the past
Thank you and Happy Holiday's
Fred S
It is still good...For one thing; seeing how accurately you can pitch it into a garbage can from a distance.
That was one of those ceramic conversion abortions foisted on that industry in the 70's thru early 90's.
When you measure a resistance that seems "good" you are actually measuring the resistor across the ceramic element to cut bass and reduce level for the juke's magnetic input.
Rob/NYC
That was one of those ceramic conversion abortions foisted on that industry in the 70's thru early 90's.
When you measure a resistance that seems "good" you are actually measuring the resistor across the ceramic element to cut bass and reduce level for the juke's magnetic input.
Rob/NYC
"If we believe absurdities, we shall commit atrocities" -- Voltaire
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Fred S
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Just checking never seen one like it. But if they are half as bad as you say that probably is the reason I haven't seen one becasue most of them got thrown away 
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