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Bob Hardy

 

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Post  Posted 8 Oct 2023 2:20 pm    
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OK I posted some thing earlier but I did not have all three pieces so I’m going to start a new thread and here it is this was my mothers. I have pictures of her playing it at the Hollywood bowl when she was a kid. You can see the two jacks in the back of the amplifier one for the guitar. The other one is for the turntable. Now I cleaned up the amplifier and replaced the front and back covers as you can see it lights and that’s as far as I’ve got. the turntable needs cleaning. I really need to get as much as I can for this. If you have seen this sell somewhere else, please give me an idea I’ve never seen this trio at all. Thanks in advance, Bob




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Noah Miller


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Rocky Hill, CT
Post  Posted 9 Oct 2023 7:26 am    
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My gut feeling is $3-400 each for the steel and the amp, so $600-800 for the pair. That assumes they're both in good working order.

I actually think that the record player would be easier to sell without the others, and the steel/amp would be easier to sell without the record player. Most likely, two different sets of buyers with minimal overlap. I have no idea what the record player is worth.
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Bob Hardy

 

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Tenino, WA
Post  Posted 9 Oct 2023 10:28 am    
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Thanks Noah have you ever seen one of those record players I thought that it was some thing that my grandmother got that came as they set of three?
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John Dahms

 

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Perkasie, Pennsylvania, USA
Post  Posted 9 Oct 2023 10:30 am    
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I must say that for all the MOTS Magnatone pieces I have seen I have never seen a set like these with the phono player. Looks like late 40s vintage. It probably plays 78rpm only. I have no idea of the value but it is cool to see.
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Noah Miller


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Rocky Hill, CT
Post  Posted 9 Oct 2023 10:59 am    
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Bob Hardy wrote:
Thanks Noah have you ever seen one of those record players I thought that it was some thing that my grandmother got that came as they set of three?


Magnatone sold PA amps and indeed record players, though I don't think any of those sold in large numbers. This is the only catalog I have showing them, and it's clearly not the same model as yours:

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Bob Hardy

 

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Tenino, WA
Post  Posted 9 Oct 2023 4:15 pm    
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Thanks again Noah I’m still hoping somebody finds the trio of matching guitar amp and player. Or at the very least want it Smile thanks again
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