I'm looking for JUST a Zenith brand Allegro turntable to complete another one of my restoration projects.
I need to have it in WORKING condition and within a reasonable price range.
But, I need just the phonograph part, not the rest of it...
If anyone can help me find what I'm looking for, I'll be SO happy!!!
Wanted: Zenith Allegro Turntable
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Dracologist
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Zenith used a slightly customized BSR changer in their "Allegro" units.
I would think a suitable BSR unit would fit as well.
I would think a suitable BSR unit would fit as well.
The Internet is a marvelous thing, however it's not a good substitute for actually being there.
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Dracologist
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MattTech wrote:I would think a suitable BSR unit would fit as well.
Seriously!!!
I didn't know that...-
Dracologist
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But surely there is a more financially-friendly solution to my problem...
Perhaps rewiring another phonograph that could fit inside the gap in the chassis?
I'm just wondering...
Perhaps rewiring another phonograph that could fit inside the gap in the chassis?
I'm just wondering...
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MattTech
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Dracologist wrote:But surely there is a more financially-friendly solution to my problem...
Perhaps rewiring another phonograph that could fit inside the gap in the chassis?
I'm just wondering...
I don't understand what you mean by "finanically friendly"...
As in "cheap"?
BSR changers can be had in curb-finds for free -they're plentiful/common/relatively reliable.
They all use the same mounting, and standard connectors, so no need to re-wire anything.
The Internet is a marvelous thing, however it's not a good substitute for actually being there.
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Dracologist
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Okay... Thanks MattTech!!! But, it might be hard to find one because I live in a town where old stuff is usually expensive.
But, I'll take your advice and put it to good use... I'll post back with an update!!!!
But, I'll take your advice and put it to good use... I'll post back with an update!!!!
I have the unit you need. Let me know if you still need it. It has been in my upstairs room not used in many years. Only used about 3 years. Great shape.
Doug.Wright@netzero.com
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