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I plan on keeping it as original as possible (I have other units for playing newer records). The most I might do is add a Y-adapter to the phono input. That way, I can plug an RCA 45 rpm record player or other device into the phono input and the modification can be reversed in a few seconds.
When my parents got married in '47, they bought a higher end RCA console with AM/FM/SW and at least one, maybe two, AUX input jacks. When 45's came out, they bought an RCA 45 rpm record player attachment and had it plugged into one of the aux. input jacks. It was originally equipped with a Seeburg "slicer" 78 rpm changer; but, I tore it out when I was a kid and it's long been gone. One day, I need to track down another turntable and fix it back like it once was. The amp had two 6F6's in the output stage. When they bought it, they got a good deal on it because the cabinet had a couple of minor scratches on it.
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