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Q: How to Find Needles for an Old Cabinet-Style Record Player
A: Old cabinet-style record players are great conversation pieces. They can be sanded and re-stained to look like new, or left shabby for a vintage vibe. If you're... Read More »
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A: Roughly early 1970s. 40W is solid state, which fits into that era when console stereos began to go out of favor. If you want a bit more detail, find a vintage h... Read More »
Q: How to Build a Record Player Console Cabinet.
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