That grey tone arm you put in at the end looks awesome. Great TT restore. Enjoyed all 58 minutes of your video.

I enjoy hearing the stories about the gospel radio station. It sounds like the station I worked at back in the early 90's everything was old, tube and well beyond it's life expectancy.

Just FYI, the hackers have figured out how to bypass the encryption on the Country Crock lids. You now need to upgrade to the $39.95 "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" privacy protection package.

2:45 Shango066 included the airplane that flies overhead while filming a video

Love the different record player's very cool repair job. Was nice of shango to send you this 😃😀

Love that old Philco. Has some similarities to my Philco console with shortwave, record recorder and beam of light tone arm. Great video.

I got Shango’s address years ago. I sent him a three pronged whatchathermorevobulator. He was happy. I have to tell you, I’ve got 6 or so years left of videos to go so you may see a lot of comments telling you: I love your videos. Now, that don’t mean I want to go dancin’ in the moonlight. It means I genuinely like your work, expertise, experience, and I appreciate your rants and when you get upset and I agree with you nearly 100%. So, just keep on!! Thanks for a great video!!

Another great video. I had a feeling when I saw Shango's video of this player, that you'd end up with it eventually.

I sure there aren't many people that no how to fix the record players,like you do great video

Nice, I esp. like the Symphonic you got from Shango066....very nice ! Looking fwd. to seeing the wireless Philco playing again ! Good work as always ! Dave in Mich.

Dammit! I had managed to forget Mrs. Miller. Now she's back in my head. What next, Tiny Tim?

It's pretty darn cool when the KZfaq content providers I enjoy and respect the most show up in the comments and mentioned in the same videos I watch.

It would be funny if they had to run off additional Mrs. Miller albums to meet the demand!

I can picture Shango and crew dancing in the caves.With that Mrs.Miller,priceless.

How she makes me shiver, how she makes me smile. Haven't heard that one in a long time. Great video, thanks!

I've always loved old record players and you're one of my favorites I like your commentaries to keep it up buddy

Another good repair video. Always learn something new, this time in addition to the electronics, I learned that if we are ever invaded by Martians with the huge green heads to have a Mrs. Miller album ready to play.That will surely make their heads explode! :)

It looks aesthetically pleasing, the colors match up really well.

This is the first time I've seen you do a long video sir phononut. Thank you.

That tone arm looks great on that player. Great video 👍

Nice to see you in such good spirits...

This was great. Thank You for taking the time to do it.

Your privacy protection device is awesome ! That turntable survived the packaging exercise very well.

SIr, you're the BEST!!! I have no idea how I got to watchin' this, but I watched the whole thing!!! I'm gonna go find me an old record player now, just cuz!!! Thank ya Sir, this was great listenin' to ya!!!

Amazingly, you got good sound out of a Crosley cartridge! Well done.

That UL sticker on the top door of that phono held on all the way from California! It was about half off when he had it, and it made the trip!

Dear phononut, I have 2 of the RCA one-time wonder 45 rpm changer phonos, and in one of your videos you showed an FET preamp that could be built and added, for more gain, it is simply powered from the 25L6 cathode. I had gotten new cartridges from Voice Of Music but of course the output was a bit weak and thin. I built two of the prramps and added them to the phonos and my word do they sound great now. I even connected the little pink RCA to an Infinity Studio Monitor speaker I had just rebuilt, and was amazed at what that 25L6 could do with the proper drive! Thank you so much and I remain a forever subscriber.

Whilst opening your package, you missed a chance to make some "cutting" remarks! LOL

Good job once again! That grey tonearm looks like factory, fitted it nicely. Kudos to Shango066 for shipping this to you, even though it was meant to be smashed in transit. LOL!

Looks like it arrived in surprisingly good condition-!

Can you imagine buying a Mrs. Miller record to seriously listen to it? I can't...

I'm glad I found your channel!

Great video. Thanx to you and Shango.

One of your top rated videos! You and Shango066 should start a comedy team. I would certainly buy tickets for the show! Take care.

This video sponsored by Shango066. Great to see another new video!

That symphonic record player is nice it has a very cool front and color scheme

Hey guy, I just got done watching your video on the "Silvertone record player, the original tone arm that you replaced with that silver one not only looks better, but it looks like the same color as the turn player, But I know the sound is really what counts, but from my side of the video & camera, it did even sound better too. Always love watching your videos, "Good stuff. Thanks as always for sharing. 🐸

I guess this record player survived the "sort of" EOL road trip.

I enjoy your's and shango's video's I hear ya about part's nowaday's. Back in the day i used to be able to just run down to radio shack for part's and get thing's repaired the same day in most instances.But no more radio shack. nowaday's you got to order all the part's online and wait and some places you have to have a minimum order grr such a hassle getting part's nowaday's if you can get them.It seem's now everything is made to be thrown away not be repaired and people don't want to pay anything for all your time knowledge and effort to repair their stuff what a sad throwaway world.

I thought I saw that philco with a heavenly glow and angels singing when it was opened but then Mrs Millers singing popped in my head lol!

I enjoyed that hour-long video, I watched every minute of it. I like what you did with the metal tonearm, it fits the record player perfectly. And I agree that it works well enough as-is, I wouldn't do anything else to it either.

You and shango066 and your air planes in the background! It's hilarious!

Those record players are charming.

Arm matches the turntable perfectly.

surprised how well it made it to you.

LOL! @ 10:05..."POKEY POLKEY pokey!, LOL! GREAT test record!...EGADS! a 400V & 450 V filter replacements! YIKES! I like the way you neaten up and fix things RIGHT when you do work on stuff! @ 21:45..."Pokey Pokey Pokey" again! Yeah, ALL vintage stuff SHOULD be DOUBLE-boxed with packing material between the 2 boxes! I ALWAYS REQUEST double-boxing when I buy on E-bay.OH MY GAWD! You got a Mrs. Miller record! My "friend" that sold all my stuff used to dress up in drag for a joke & perform her songs all the time at a local Bar & it was hilarious!!! He always sang "Lets Hang On" by Mrs. Miller. I have the album & on it she covers the 4 seasons, the Beatles, Nancy Sinatra, and several others! @ 48:45...ANOTHER GREAT JOB restoring that Beam! It sounds better with the tone all the way to the "Bass" side, though, LOL! @ 51:00...That arm & cartridge looks & sounds a LOT better anyways! That Symphonic from Shango's DEFINITELY a keeper! It really turned out nice & yeah, I like the look of it, too!

Jay Leno said to his mechanic. Is it my imagination that we have to completely rebuild everything I buy that has been "restored"? His mechanic said. Its true all the restorations we get are worthless.

I like pokey the little puppy.

Beautiful entertainment on a Saturday morning

I'm actually surprised the unit arrived in such good shape!

Dang, you are going to have me looking for record players when I yard sale. Might even fire up my really decent stereo equipment and system...10 1/4 Teac, too!

Excellent packing !

I can't believe this arrived in one piece (more or less - tube excepted). The last major item I received had broken through the box (and was damaged, of course.) Your and Shango's Post Offices must be gentle. (Never mind the ones between...)

Simply love your videos. These phonographs are like 50’s SciFi movies. The only reason to have or listen to one is to prove the datum “so bad it’s good”. Mcintosch and Audio Research should be quite concerned about losing market shares to technology such as this. Harmonic distortion was lowered to 96% with the advent of this model. Setting a new standard for others to _descend_ ascend to. I cannot imagine hifi can get better than this.

To tell the truth I wouldn't mind finding that orange LP rockin that Pokey song, it's a pretty smooth jam.

That tonearm matches the platter &the Speed Controll knob & plate

That woman singing Just killed my brain.

I like to get out Mrs Miller records just to see peoples reactions.

Glad you didn't let him get away with the shipping material..lol I was waiting to see your video as I watched his video on packing it to ship to you this way to get a rise out of you, and internment value. Thank you for your video making, I can't help but learn from you. very best.. Leo k1zek

Interesting to see that it survived the shipping that well. I would've expected it to be busted way worse than just a couple of dings and that busted tube...

Many more years Like this vintage record

lol. Hilarious! Love your sense of humor

Don't feel bad I've got a newer that I call a 1980s BSR changer with the that stylus that the cartrage likes to crack and fall out I've got its got stotchtaped in and it works fine. I have a very old philco 78 only and The Stylus and the cartridge on it are made together very heavy duty can't wait to see if it works

That specially designed packing paper was from a banana box.

What if she would have done an album "Mrs Miller sings Motown". That would be one hilarious album 😂😂. Can you imagine her singing "ain't too proud to beg"🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hello Bryan. I was wondering if you have the schematic for the preamp you built at 40:15 or know where I could find it. I have a mid 50s Truetone two tube suitcase that I’ve replaced the dead 3v crystal cartridge with a lower output modern cart. Thank you.

Back in 1962 we moved to town to a small rooming house. There was a kitchen/living-room combo, 1 bedroom, and on the other side of the house a second bedroom, where I slept with other folks who had beds in the large room. Not much of a place but better then the street I guess. The folks bought us a record player, my 2 sisters were in high school, I was still in the 5th grade. The player we got looked very much like that one, but it was a bit higher grade with a changer. One of those deals through Sears that came with 100 FREE records! All 45 RPM, and only a few that anyone had ever heard of. One was "Hello Mother", another "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", which my father (a 1910 model) hated with a passion, and another comic song "My little old shack in Minneapolis Minnesota. Funny the things you remember when you are a kid. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fpyJhad7nJevY2Q.html Thanks for the memories! 73's KE0JBL

I see the Symphonic comes with the optional replacement automatic azimuth adjusting tonearm

Nice player from "Shango066". Thankfully, you replaced it with a tonearm, because the white tonearm doesn't track well. My GE Show 'N Tell" had that with no mounting bracket and screws. But it's a great idea if I can find a busted record player that has a metal tonearm, it will fit well with the GE Show 'N Tell to avoid skipping with bass intensive records for 12" singles. I can try eBay to find a record player where I can use for parts only.

Although I never heard of Mrs. Miller before this thread, that record actually may be worth something, just for the novelty of it.

Country crock privacy protection dee- vice! $19.95!! Very good! 😆 Come for the comedy, stay for the repair!

Came up well

I prefer the Blue Bonnet privacy device, it tastes better. Did shango include a snorgysnorgler

Still after that rare & elusive mrs Miller album “Mrs Miller does Bob Marley” just can’t seem to track it down!!😂

If you ever think of selling that poky little puppy record, I'll buy it.

Mrs Miller’s album is: Wild, Cool & Swingin’. Jesus, You may take me now.

Has anybody seen Mrs. Miller and Hyacinth Bucket in the same place at the same time?

“Where’s Pokey?”

Seriously whats the purpose if the 10 Ohm resistor un series with the filament

I once bought an old trumpet off of ebay and they didn't pack it just taped it up and sent it off.I couldn't believe it.I collect old trumpets or some in nice shape I can resell provided the shipping and handling charges are lower than the buy it now price.

That Philip wireless TT looks to track at 2 tons

Sexual contact in transit.....LOL that made me laugh. The funny thing is I already know shango066’s address. Hehehehe

Another old record player rescued from the landfill.

Lmao Here We Have 🤣😂

Whoops, you left the tracking number visible. Delivery/shipping information can be found out. It was sent PRIORITY MAIL, so it had better handling than otherwise, that's why it arrived in unusually good shape.

Duran Duran - The Reflex on 45

I am here because of Shango066 PS I subscribed

That cartridge is a poky puppy

Pokey the puppy ran away when he played Mrs Miller soundtrack. They found Pokey 200 miles away the next day

Pokey Pokey Pokey! Where are you Pokey?

Mrs Miller?! God, help me forget I ever heard that.

"You Know My Name" by Ringo Starr would work

Try one Of Those Classic Country Records.

78 microgroove should be pretty high fidelity. I know the Beach Boys released one of their hits on 78 microgroove. I should think they would be the best sounding of any record and probably better than CD or reel to reel. That's almost double the speed of a 45 and well over double that of a 33.3

Is it me, or did this video end like 8 times?

That orange record is something that would played in hell!

if these two ever make a vid its going to be one of those really good vids, having two dead pan hunmoest's (that might be a word you tell me) and there views on this man it could become the best debate ever, it might go like this; here we have a 1955 geneal eletrics radio, which is in beat up condiotion, says radionut, well its in better shape then the stuff you buy from ebay, at least my stuff i know its no good as i got it from a desert or its been outside baking for years. 066 guy true, but at least we can agree that this is better then a cruiser huh? oh my yes this thing even if it smashed up and has bad cap silver mica and has bad tubes it'll sound better then a cruiser

Does Mrs. Miller do a cover of N.W.A. F**K THA POLICE?

I definitely miss our local electronics store. It disappeared about10-15 years ago. Now we’re stuck with... waiting and paying for shipping. 2 of my least favorite things.

The pokey little puppy went out to the backyard to take a dump