Fisher Lincoln model 70

[@edwardnowill4408]

Remarkable machine.Ditto Merkel Playmaster that plays both sides of a record in sequence.I only own a standard drop sequence autochanger [BSR UA 14] & use duplicate sets of records for the same result-alternate sides being played in sequence [78s & Lps]

[@tough213]

I have seen other models do any ofthese types play 45 rpm records or just 78 or 33 rpm records. these units are so amazing to watch they are a mechanical marvel . thank you for sharing this video

[@01Bubba2001]

This Fisher Lincoln changer brings back memories, I had one back in 1966. The action on mine was a bit smoother. I was in touch with a fellow from the Fisher Linclons' service department. He sold me extra "o" rings and rubber parts he thought I'd need to keep it running. He sold me three of the rubber boots for the record spindle. After many months of operation the rubber would tear and loose vacuum and not hold the record. Finally after using them up several years later, I had no other choice but to dump the changer, since no other parts were available. WHERE did you find rubber boots for your record spindle?? Congratulations on having it still running.

[@litoboy5]

Great

[@6JM6tube]

The Fisher fué durante los 50...60 un referente en audio HI-FI y aunque habia visto éste singular modelo en fotos nunca lo había visto funcionar y me parece un aparato excelente. Imagino que utiliza un sistema de vacío para coger el disco toda una innovación en aquella época. Por lo visto ésta maravilla puede dar hasta 8 horas de música ininterrumpidamente leyendo ambas caras del disco. De esta marca en concreto hay tambien unos amplificadores de válvulas stereo muy elaborados de la época como son el X-100A ó el X-101C con tetrodos 7591 en push-pull en la salida y un previo RIAA triodino con 12AX7 muy limpio. Gracias por compartir.

[@JesusChrist-kl3wk]

I bought allready the one that match with your fishers preamps .....the lincoln 50 from 1952.....

[@maximilianocapoano5335]

And where is that brand and record player from? What type of reproducted discs ?

[@DeAudiofilosyLocos]

Magnífico!

[@HarryRogin]

Where can you find the rubber parts?

[@ilfafioccaro417]

No where, there’s no spare parts, you have to rebuild them, but unfortunately for some of them is impossible, I was lucky enough to found a machine with the most critical part still in fair shape, the only parts I had sto change were some pipes and the small rubber tube that grab the record from the central hole…

[@thomashoffmann161]

Top!!!!!

[@RCALivingStereo]

Was your machine working when you got it? Or did you have to repair any of the vacuum system?

[@ilfafioccaro417]

no, it was complete but not working... it took quite a long tiome to take it back to original standard... mostof the rubber parts were changed, the vacum punt was ok but due to the american standard (60hz) here in europe had some problem of suction...

[@RCALivingStereo]

ilfafioccaro I’m restoring one now. I think once you get the suction vacuum motor working it will cycle and be fine Yours looks perfect Hoping mine will to :) The left platter there’s a pin that pushed down when a Records on it, does that start the vacuum pump and cycling start to start playing it?

[@channelfantastic9572]

@@ilfafioccaro417 I want to have one of these so bad among with the thorens record changer

[@이의섭-y3r]

I am looking for this turntable. Do you have plan to sell yours? If you have,please contact me. Thanks.

[@ilfafioccaro417]

Could you write me at [e-mail]

[@ilfafioccaro417]

hi, are you stll interested in this item?