[Jukebox-list] Tonearm cable

[John Robertson]

We carry tonearm wire - twisted pair (mono) with shield - $2/foot. 
You use two cables for stereo.

We can also carry the Deutsche Wurlitzer wire if you want to be more 
authentic - out of stock at the moment though.

John :-#)#

At 4:48 PM -0700 4/2/07, Ron Rich wrote:
>Sorry gents--I don't have any--Other then Bill bickers, it may be 
>available from A-1 or VG--Think I have seen it somewhere--Ron Rich
>
>wbabbott at cox.net wrote:  Karl, you can get your tonearm cable from 
>Bill Bickers at Jukebox Friday Night (see his website). I bought 
>some from him for my Rockola 1438. It's two conductor with exterior 
>metal shield that can be used as your common. Or, you can give him a 
>call, he may have the original style 3 conductor for the OMT. Also, 
>Ron Rich on this List might also sell this cable.
>Britt Abbott
>Chesapeake, VA
>---- Karl wrote:
>>  Hi folks,
>>  I'm in need of a good source for tonearm cable for a Wurly OMT 
>>1015. Original is white, 3 conductor (2 + common) and fairly small 
>>in diameter.
>>
>>  Thanks,
>>
>>  Karl
>>  Columbus Coin-Op Shop
>>  2061 S. Lumpkin Rd.
>>  Columbus, GA 31903
>>  (706) 507-2963
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>>  Columbus, GA 31903
>>  (706) 507-2963
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