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05-09-2012, 01:27 PM
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The thicker arm is likely a record cutter arm for recording. That is the case for mose phonographs (though there are some dual arm philcos and zeniths where the extra arm is for LPs)
That cabinet style could be a holdover from before the ad and before they started putting in FM tuning as a standard(if that is the case yours could predate the ad). Just my 0.02$
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05-09-2012, 04:36 PM
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I think you may be right. Zooming in on the picture reveals this:
 Notice the word RECORD on the left-hand knob. Also, the left-most preset is labeled PHONO./F.M. ?EC. It's looking more and more like that 2nd arm is a cutter. Dayum, I can't wait for this thing to arrive! Also, any ideas on what wood the cabinet is made from? Dave
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