Hagerty Article about in-car record players including Highway Hi-Fi

56D500boy Posted 2018-01-10 8:19 PM (#556019) Subject: Hagerty Article about in-car record players including Highway Hi-Fi Expert 5K+ Posts: 9899 Location: Lower Mainland BC This is the link: https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/articles/2017/12/18/obsolete... dlyle Posted 2018-01-11 5:29 PM (#556070 - in reply to #556019) Subject: Re: Hagerty Article about in-car record players including Highway Hi-Fi Veteran Posts: 236 Location: Morgan Hill, CA Good article. I've got the ARC in my Desoto and love it. (IMG_5888 (500x375).jpg) (IMG_5890 (500x375).jpg) (IMG_5893 (500x375).jpg) Attachments ---------------- IMG_5888 (500x375).jpg (108KB - 95 downloads) IMG_5890 (500x375).jpg (116KB - 79 downloads) IMG_5893 (500x375).jpg (123KB - 75 downloads) wizard Posted 2018-01-12 2:26 AM (#556090 - in reply to #556019) Subject: Re: Hagerty Article about in-car record players including Highway Hi-Fi Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Posts: 13045 Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island To know; the ARC was actually the manufactorer of the record changer/player mechanism that was used in all the record changers. The record changers were marketed under various names with small cosmetic differences, but the most common ones are; ARC 2500 (has an AM-transmitter that allows connection to whatever radio) RCA AP-1 (has a cord and contact that needs an adapted radio) PhonoMatic 500 (has an AM-transmitter that allows connection to whatever radio) Below, my RCA AP-1, painfully restored to full function and improved with automatic relay switching for mono in all speakers when using the record changer and stereo when using my converted Golden Touch radio (IMG_8874_rez.jpg) Attachments ---------------- IMG_8874_rez.jpg (122KB - 76 downloads)