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Magnavox Regency Symphony, 1947?
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03-04-2011, 06:44 AM
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Re: Magnavox Regency Symphony, 1947?
Guys, I have some pertinent questions. Not sure of chassis number, but, I have a Maggy '46 model radio-phono.
It's in a nicely styled book case style case with two shelves. Phono is in a drawer. 2 12" speakers are driven by pp 6L6 output tubes. Power trans. on same chassis. Has an eye tube, and, it's, I believe a 3 band radio. Two SW, one am. Cabinet needs refinnishing, except for the lower shelf. It has a leatherette cover on cardboard covering the shelf, which has a mint finnish. This set was dammaged by rats many years ago, but, radio sustained little dammage. Most dammage was to changer, which I have a correct replacement for. I had re capped it long ago, but, still has original electrolytics. It has a good eye tube in it. At the time, the radio was playing well, as was rp. I believe output tubes are now toast. Is this set worth fixing? I loved the sound at the time, but, it ia likwly it will now be expensive to finnish. What do you guys say, and, if I should, can someone find me a good pair of 6L6G tubes? I feel badly about the thing, and, would kind of like to see it going again, if it won't cost me an arm, and, a leg. What do you think of the quality of these sets? Bill Cahill "If it lights in the dark and leaves you with a warm glow it's tubes." "Honey, did you warm the baby bottle on my 75 watt hi-fi again?" "I left it somewhere, but, where?" |
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