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No more of a pain in the @$$ than playing 45's on a modern "state of the art" manual turntable...

Any idea why all B sides play with out a problem, however several A sides do not play.

Still looking for control knobs, any idea where I might find them?

That little player looks fabulous. Like new and the changing action is so smooth!

incredible machine ❤

i miss chris :(

It certainly is beautiful. Like a piece of furniture. I purchased a nice wooden Zenith turntable/radio, simply because it was in such a nice 'portable' wooden case.

I'm wondering if this player was made by Bell Sound. AFAIK RCA and Bell were the ONLY companies that built home units.

Still available?

I have 2 if these machines that I have inherited. I really don't know what to do with them. I'm 51 and this is beyond me. Would love to sale and make more room. Sounds good though!

I have a Paragon VI model. Been working on it. Can't get sound from the screws on the back or the rca jack under the cover on top. Real frustrated...

not quite 45, this song was played in Uncle Buck move.

Found a local one for $75, needs amp and work... worth picking up?

i have the recorder in the drawer that came from when someone was parting one out about 15 years ago. What a beautiful machine !

wow no one commented since 10yrs ago i always find you quite smart i love seeing your posts i guess ive been following you on fb and youtube for years hope youre doing good and God bless !!

Probably won't hear back as this guy never responds, BUT IF you want to get rid of the white powder crud on the knobs, drop them in a glass of very hot water with a denture cleanser tab and let it sit for 24-48 hours (48 if they are really crudded up) And then take a toothbrush to them while running them under hot tap water and they will clean up and look like NEW!

I inherited one of these and needs work. Do you restore these for others?

Have had one before, sold it wish I hadn't. Just picked up one who father worked for Seeburg. This is a prototype designed to play 33 1/3 as well as 45's. Going to have restored to play through the entertainment center.

I just found one of these in my mom’s stuff. I know it’s 11 yrs to late but anyone interested?

How much are these worth? I have one I'm trying to price

@seeburgsrock wondering if you still have this ir kniw how rare ut might be. And why the "Victory" label instead of RCA?

Hello, I just purchased a player exactly like this. Are you still working on record players? I would love to send it to you for maintenance. Thank you.

the big tape is 1 hr max i have a box of the big tapes got from the eu it's better to record on a 4 track reel to reel and move tape to the cart keep away from the recorder trey are poor i had one

I just found one nearly as Pristine as this one. I paid $35 for it at a local antique shop. Whats the estimated value in today's market? I cannot find any information on the value of it.

yes" i have a AEI player. But' it plays cassettes 4 track only. it says AEI Pro pack 4+.

The spindle caps were Maroon from the factory someone must have replaced it at some point on your machine. I have two of the machines and the caps are as maroon as the tonearm. and switch and nameplate. One of mine has the Maroon volume control the other is brown.

Dynavox was good player. I had the 3 speed Hi Fi model back in 1958

Wait about ten years, lady. Smaller cassette recorders- and compact tape cartridges- will be available by then. 😏

This looks like something you would carry to a classroom so you can trun on the film and play a record for the film to have sound.

I never saw one like that. The pink and gray case was used on 45’s in a different configuration. Not sure I like it. A one tube amp, that sux. I know that sound of music isn’t coming out of that one tube amplifier. You have an entire separate sound system.

I hope that both the left & right channels are wired together for mono.

It clearly has the GE cartridge in it, this was one of the first mass produced magnetic cartridges. In good condition they are a great option for playing mono records. Most are easy to spot with the red button for rotating the 78 & LP stylus into position. Like all magnetic cartridges they required an extra preamp tube so they cost more.

I saw the first one of these ever in my life in a antique store in Lake Geneva wisconsin. The man there said that some were installed in the cabinets like yours but others would be installed into the walls of the owners houses themselves. No speakers were included with the unit so it left the possibilities wide open as to how the owner could distribute the sound throughout the house.

It's playing too slow.

Very nice may I ask what you are using for the cartridge?

I have this same unit SHP-8A and I’m having a few issues. It has been collecting dust in the basement for years, but it does still power up. When running the needle drops but only stays down for about 2 seconds and returns. I also noticed a burning dust smell when turning the unit on. I cleaned up some of the dust but a strong smell. The 6v6 and 5y3 bulbs get very hot when the machine turns on. Any idea on how to fix these things so I can enjoy this unit??

I have one but it's mono so I abandoned fixing it.....most jukeboxes are stereo.

Do you still sell these?

Great idea

sure ... everyone owns a lathe ...

Could you tell me where i could get cartridges and needles for this model i just picked one up yesterday

I have 4 F5 and one F9 .. And I pair them to Bang Olufsen beolab 6000 tower speakers a match in heaven .. I am thinking to make a bracket so i can attach the PS-F5 to one of the towers ...It will look amazing

I know Joe Bennett and The Sparkle Tones their big hit single was 'Black Slacks' in 1957 on ABC Paramount records.

Seems silvertone was.desperate for a clunk.o matic

I’ve got one of these.

Do you know where I can get a non-selectable ristaucrat repaired? I live in Los Angeles

Wow, cool indexing system like collaro, That's so interesting. I love it ❤👍

Amplifier needs an overhaul, If it were me I would do a total rebuild of that amplifier. With a new tube as well. That's a great unit 👍

What about printing new rubber with flexable TPU on a 3d printer?