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Re: [ARSCLIST] LP pressing question



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Roger and Allison Kulp" <thorenstd124@xxxxxxxxx>
> I have never seen an RCA stand-alone amp,like the one seen at 4:01 in this
clip.Once in a very rare while,I will see an older RCA amp,made for movie
theaters.I had one once,circa 1943.I found it in a dumpster in
1988.Unfortunately,someone stole it from me when I was moving,a few years later.
once.I had an RCA tube tape deck like that,and sold it on eBay,in 2005.
>
Note that there was also an amp intended for home-movie use, for which the
speaker cabinet was boldly labelled "Victor" in metal letters mounted in
front of its grille cloth; this was NOT "RCA Victor" and, indeed had no
connection with that firm.

I have one of the cabinets (speaker long since defunct)...and have seen
one other such...

Steven C. Barr


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