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I have a near identical one branded Weston with a different dial graphic

can't you shim the neck?

Ahh, music to my ears, NO lossy digital compression. The mp4 video likely has lossy compression, but at least two compression systems are not being cascaded.

I’m using the exact same idler wheel on my, RCA J45 and it works perfectly. It doesn’t slip at all, and it wasn’t expensive either….! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 ( The Jeff Galey Channel )

Mi hermana mayor tuvo un modelo de aquellos exclusivos para discos 45 conectado a una radio de 3 perillas marca Espey.

❤🙂pretty records

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Ohhh I love it!!! I really love different colored records especially red, blue and yellow!

Very difficult to get repair information on these. The one that I have has a built in radio, and it seems that there were very small differences and may have been 30 different variations.

It's amazing how quickly he changes records! This device also has a very good sound. Thanks for the demonstration!

I own one of these players. It was bought by my parents before I was born. My player needs repair. Everything seems to work but the turntable mat is all wonky, the phono cartridge is missing and the AC cord is falling apart. I've been planning to refurb the unit for probably over thirty years. I'm not getting any younger and hope to get to it before I'm done here on Earth.

i HAVE MANY OF THESE COLORS AND NEVER KNEW THE DIFFERNCES. YELLOW FOR KIDS WAS THE MOST OBVIOUS THANKS FOR SHARING...Dang cap lock!!!!

Best to save up more than just one Cam for the Plasti-Dip, because trust me, once that can is open it won't keep no matter how securely you put the lid back on. Just sayin'.... but then, you've probably already discovered that.

How do you remove the actual turntable off of it? I tried and tried ...

Interesting that the convention of yellow vinyl for children’s records survived for longer, I’ve seen a few non-RCA yellow discs for children over the years

I wonder if RCA Records still uses that same color coding scheme for their 7” 45rpm singles today in current year

Similar, would love to know what it is and how to get it resto'd nicely: ua-cam.com/users/shortsqmu7_K81tLI

Hello, Beautiful job!!!.....How did you strip the old decals & did you remove the original paint or just paint over it after a thorough cleaning?

I had this exact model!

Your incorrect. The first 45 rpm record offered for public sale was Pee Wee Picolo Dec. 7th 1948

Thank you for explaining the different colored vinyl. I knew that, but had forgotten exactly which genre was what color. I believe this also helped DJ's in a radio studio as they didn't have to search through all black vinyl. And the speed of 45 was derived from Columbia's 33 subtracted from the standard speed of 78! That is: 78 minus 33 equals 45!!

What is the best way to remove the original/old flocking material?

The sound quality is much better than I expected! Several years ago, a close friend bought a completely-restored RCA 45-only player similar to this one. It worked for him for a few years, but then he said the tonearm began "acting like a chicken, repeatedly pecking at the ground." So, he gave it to me, figuring that I could fix it and enjoy it. It's still in my to-fix queue...

I had it in pink. Took it everywhere

What a PERFECT example of the 9JY and the color coding system RCA Victor started out with! Thanks for sharing! What were you using to amplify the little 9JY?

My first electric was the three pickup version, a Kingston S-3V, made by Kawai. The V models had a tremolo. A couple ads are shown on page 66 of the book “ History Of Japanese Guitars” by Frank Meyers. It played like a cheese grater.

where did you get the stickers?

I have one if these I am willing to sell

Still in 2023 it’s possible to find most or these colors if you hit enough estate sales and junk shops. I say MOST because those “Cherry Red” R&B 45’s never tun up in the wild near me (Vermont).

I would so love to get a 9JY "Q" international export model as I live in Australia.

AMAZING!

I wish that there was a modern-day, fully automatic version of that player with quartz-locked direct drive, 33 and 45 speeds, a dust cover, a spinning center hole, an adjustable tonearm, and a replaceable cartridge! It might be expensive as a motherfucker, but it would be such a dope collectible novelty item! And, of course, it would mute during the automatic cycle. Peace.

Mono Rocks ? Where are you ? You ok man ?

My Mom had one that she got a graduation gift. She let us use it to play Records when we were little. Lots of great memories playing Records on it.

Beautiful

just tonight i learned that this is the model i have. my father acquired it in the early 1970s, and i would love to restore it.

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Just finished putting a dial and dial cover on my 1400H, the cover is just a strip of plastic cut out from a smart water bottle, perfect fit. Put a mini rechargable LED keychain light that has a 1 lumen setting under the handle thing to have the dial always lit. It's a 2 tone radio that was restored and works well for $38 on eBay. Many of these are repainted, I like the blue here.

I'm having the same problem tracking down hammer finish in blue. I was hoping to find a medium shade of blue, but ran into the same problems you have. I was thinking of the possibility of buying some Rust-Oleum hammer finish silver in a can (not in a spray can) and mixing it with some deep blue enamel and using a cheepo H.F. spray gun to see if the hammered effect would still work.

hi, the sounds comes out direct from the record player speacker?

Cool. I just found one of these in my barn.

Very clever with the cassette player line out as a test source.

Great.

If the wire inside of the oscillator corrodes, will the oscillator not still work?

Beautiful record player

Wow this is very interesting! The turntable is beautiful!

Okay, I need to buy this record now. Thank you!!

I would like to know if you have that piece in your hands will fit on a Northwestern the wheel

i love color 45's

I just found one of these at a thrift store last week. It needed a lot of tweaking but it is in very pristine condition. And I only paid $10 for it.