"Hey Kent,
Here is a new one posted on Ebay. K-533 Asking 2 93889759Thousand. Very Clean. Item # 303393889759 Not the seller. Just a really nice Scott
Mark"
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The New Wellington Record Player Needed
Started this discussion. Last reply by Keith Cenedella Oct 15, 2019. 14 Replies 0 Likes
I just picked up an The New Wellington (which looks like the Gothic Grande except mine does not have the doors on the front) AW23 with a place for a Record Player. In the Scott Catalog, it says that…Continue
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"Looks like a match. Mystery solved.
Glad to be of service.
Keith"
"Keith,
Look what I just found. I think you hit the nail on the head. Here is the cut-out pattern for that model. It looks like a match to me. You? Thanks so much.
Keith"
"Wow, I think you got something there Keith. Sure does seem to fit. Is it for sale? Mark"
"Mark,
The cut-out looks like it's for a late 30's Webster Chicago Model 56-65 R. Take a look at the photos.
Keith"
"Wow. That is so interesting and is I great Help. I will be on the lookout for any of these then. As I said in a post to Norm, I am not a purist but I would like to put in something that a Scott Customer could have had put in from the…"
"So it will not hurt the value of the radio having a newer Record Changer in it. Or can I get any record changer then and make my own Board? If so I might think about doing that. I am not a purest but would like to try to get is…"
"The New Wellington cabinet dates from 1936 but was likely available well into 1937 as the AW-23 was offered into late 1937, for many months after Scott introduced the 30 tube Philharmonic in Spring 1937."
"Mark: I agree with Norman, appears the phono board cutout was recut for a replacement phono. All that "fresh" exposed edge but on only portions of the cutout hence some areas with original Walnut stain.
Reference to Scott…"
"Mark:
I'm pretty sure that cut-out is for a post-WWII record changer. I can't put my finger on the model but it is definitely not for a Garrard record changer from before 1950. Replacement of original 78-rpm only record…"
"Having trouble add pictures hope this works now."
"Here is a picture if the cut-out of the Record player I need. Any Ideas if which Record Changer went in here?"
"Good I am glad I can add to your list. Wow, that is funny it happened like that. Both Radios I got from Sarasota, Fl
Mark"
"Hey Kent, I have a Scott Masterpiece Serial # ZZ-110.
I also have a AW 15 Serial # F-351
Mark"
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