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RE: Vintage Record Player Question -- General Electric Trimline 500

So low output is the key. I still would be reluctant to put anything valuable on the GE. I would want to hear a direct A/B with an identical fresh record before I would trust even my own ears on that. A lot of the older records I buy appear to be damaged by piezo cartridges.

Dave


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