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Old 16th April 2011, 08:05 PM   #1
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Default old record player/changer replacement

anyone know where to find a modern version of a turntable / changer that would fit into an old philco style wooden record player from the 50"s .. looking to retro fit a nice counter top style philco ...im gutting a non working table top record player but utilizing the nice old wooden cabinet .. needs to have small footprint.. any ideas?
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