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Victor Z
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The
Victor Z was a low-priced "transition" model, introduced after the Victor Royal
(Victor R) was discontinued in 1903, and before the price-leader Victor I
premiered in 1905. It was produced for only 2 years. It was intended as an
introductory model for budget-minded buyers, and featured a small 8 inch
turntable and single spring motor with an oak cabinet. It sold new for $20.00. A
stamped steel horn was standard along with a Concert Soundbox. Exact production numbers are
unknown
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