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That Califone looks to be the same model I used to have, with a pair of 70's Panasonic speakers and a replacement cart I got from Radio Shack it was perhaps the best sounding phono I had as a kid. When you get it working you may be surprised what it can do.
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When I was in middle school ('88-'90), there was the older brown version (model 1130K) in the music room and it sounded good. A while back, I obtained the older brown version, just like what was at the school. That one used an Astatic 13T plug-in stereo cartridge that was bad and they are hard to find today. So, I replaced it with a Tetrad. I think my older one is from 1980; but, those 1130 stereo models go back to the late '60's-early '70's, during the Rheem-Califone era.
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The Alaron is obviously worthless without the 45 adaptor, so I'll be happy to take it off your hands...
Nice haul. Chip |
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