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Rogers 10-12 finished
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  I have finally finished my Rogers 10-12 console. It has been five years since I bought the radio and at that time it didn't have a power supply. I found another one with the power supply  and now I have one complete radio.. I stripped and refinished the cabinet, changed the capacitors, but it still had a problem.
   With the help of a good friend it is now working very well.
It is the holy Grail of Canadian radios so now it sits in my dining room.  BUT  I am still looking for a power supply and a clock.


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   Living in Calgary Alberta
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Looks beautiful!
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Really stunning radio. I even think that my wife wouldn't mind having it outside the basement Icon_smile

People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.
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The Canadian sets sure seem to have over the top cabinets! Too bad they're so expensive to ship to the states. I would like to have one or two....
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All I can say is wow!! They really put a lot of detail into that radio cabinet! It is a beautiful console and a keeper in anyones collection. Good luck with it and she's a keeper for sure. Icon_thumbup Icon_thumbup Icon_thumbup




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