Restored RCA Custom EY2 45 RPM Record Player. This is a survivor. No painting has been done. All components are original and only cleaned and polished. Has built in amp and speaker. All Capacitors and all resistors have been replaced in amp. Has new Idler Wheel from VM Audio. New Cycle Cam tire, not resurfaced […]
Restored RCA Custom EY2 45 RPM Record Player. Has built in amp and speaker. All Capacitors have been replaced in amp along with out of spec resistors. New old stock speaker. Has new Idler Wheel from VM Audio. New Cycle Cam tire, not resurfaced with liquid rubber. New motor mounts and board cushions also from […]
VTG 1950’s Spear-Tone Double Speaker 4 Speed Record Player.
This incredibly detailed artisan crafted dollhouse miniature record player for your dollhouse brings back memories of playing 45’s at the sock hop. The doll house miniature case has a working latch and opens to reveal a turntable complete with a cord and plug. The turntable and tone arm do not move. The doll house miniature […]
This 14K gold vintage charm features a movable record player / phonograph that opens from the top and has a moveable crank handle as well! The charm dates back to the 1940s-1950s and is a one-of-a-kind piece! The charm’s color is gold, and it is made from high-quality 14K gold metal with a purity of […]
Turns on and functions don’t have record to test as is.
A 1953 RCA Victor-Victrola Phonograph Record Player (model 3-HES-5)with twin speaker stand (model HF-2-STD). The phonograph was designed to play 33, 45 and 78 RPM records. The phonograph is housed within a wood case with hinged lid and the stand is comprised of four tapered legs and a shelf supporting two speakers. 6C4 12AX7 50C5 […]
A 1953 RCA Victor-Victrola Phonograph Record Player (model 3-HES-5)with twin speaker stand (model HF-2-STD). The phonograph was designed to play 33, 45 and 78 RPM records. The phonograph is housed within a wood case with hinged lid and the stand is comprised of four tapered legs and a shelf supporting two speakers. 6C4 12AX7 50C5 […]
The unit still powers up, and the turntable functions on all speeds. The only problem is when it’s switched all the way over 78, the turntable makes a scraping sound. I’m not sure if it’s missing anything for the tone arm rest. It could be similar to some of the guitar amplifiers they made. It’s […]