Hello,
We have recently found and inherited this Emerson 860 Series B tube phonograph. Assuming it works (we have not yet had a chance to dig out any old records and try it out), can anybody suggest what it would be worth if anything? Thank you for any advice. Jennifer
help identifying this Emerson phonograph?
Electrically amplified phonographs or radio/phonographs and related components (approx. 1928-1990).
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Ron Rich
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Hi Jennifer,
Welcome !
I know nothing about this phono--but since you asked for advice, I'll give you mine--
Electric items such as this are prone to having "problems" from long time non-use.
Unless you, or someone you know, is familiar with the proper "start-up" procedures, I would suggest you not "try it out". Ron Rich
Welcome !
I know nothing about this phono--but since you asked for advice, I'll give you mine--
Electric items such as this are prone to having "problems" from long time non-use.
Unless you, or someone you know, is familiar with the proper "start-up" procedures, I would suggest you not "try it out". Ron Rich
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MattTech
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As-is, it's a time bomb waiting to blow..
Once restored, it might be worth a couple of bucks.
Once restored, it might be worth a couple of bucks.
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