Sound should be clear and pleasing-no buzzing, blasting, or distortion. Like its ancestors, the basic model was completely mechanical, being powered by a hand crank, however, the design was modified to play back both acoustic and electrically-recorded records. Machines bought from phonograph collectors often have rebuilt reproducers. On Victor Day Nov 2, 1925, the Orthophonic phonograph was introduced, which was capable of playing back acoustically- and electrically-produced records. If you buy a phonograph from an estate sale, the reproducer will likely be in original condition and would benefit from a rebuild. Find a great collection of Bose Home Audio & Video at Costco. As you examine a machine for sale, consider the reproducer's condition. In a sea of more than 200 upstart phonograph makers during this era, he had managed to gain some surprising ground on the far bigger national manufacturers like Edison. Mechanically, the Victrola is a device for converting recorded sound waves again into sound. Schiff operated Vitanola from a headquarters at 208-212 South Wabash Avenue, and later 506 W. It normally takes up to 24 hours to receive the download instructions via email but please allow 1 - 2 business days. 1923 Brunswick Phonograph/Victrola with Record Collection 395 (stc > WILLMAR) pic hide this posting restore restore this posting. If your model or chassis is still not listed contact me for availability. If your pre 1940 chassis is marked with a number without the 62- check for the number in the 62- section.įor Montgomery-Ward/Airline models manufactured after 1945 see the Montgomery-Ward schematics only section. NOTE: Montgomery Ward added a 62- to most of their pre 1940 model numbers.

View the list below of factory service manuals available. These are factory service manuals and schematics scanned in high resolution directly from the original Montgomery Ward Factory Service Manuals.įiles are typically two to six pages of schematics and service information. Montgomery Ward - Airline Factory Service Manuals 1929-1942 Radios - Radio/Phonographs - Record Players

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