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RioStat - Posted - 08/14/2024: 14:25:25
If you're talking about tone rings, RK could be Richard Kulesh or Recording King.
CM.....only thing I can think of would be Curtis McPeake
Darryl Hattenhauer - Posted - 08/14/2024: 14:29:20
Did Recording King use the same tonerings that Kulesh made?
RioStat - Posted - 08/14/2024: 14:36:11
The modern era Recording Kings are built in China, and as far as I know their tone rings are sourced from China also, so...... no.
latigo1 - Posted - 08/14/2024: 21:53:02
Those are Kulesh rings made for Curtis McPeake to McPeake specs. They are very good tone rings. There should be a serial number on it. Has nothing to do with Recording King.
Edited by - latigo1 on 08/14/2024 21:54:38