I have a Columbia G2. I noticed that at the base of the Tone Arm, the pipe appears to be threaded. Is there supposed to be a piece attached to it to go to the horn assembly?
Thanks in advance.
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Can you post a picture of what you mean? I'm new the Columbia game myself-being a Victor collector so far. I have two Columbias that although the tone-arm looks the same on the outside both are very different on the inside.
My K-2 has a base that is attached to the motorboard with two or three screws.
Regards,
J.
Can you post a picture of what you mean? I'm new the Columbia game myself-being a Victor collector so far. I have two Columbias that although the tone-arm looks the same on the outside both are very different on the inside.
My K-2 has a base that is attached to the motorboard with two or three screws.
Regards,
J.
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