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Restoration/code changes
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Started recapping the chassis of a 38-7 table model and noticed a few differences between the console chassis and this one. I have to believe that they are production changes as the console has a resistor/clamp/thermal compensator mentioned in a run change while the table chassis does not. A few of the caps for the tone control were also the same as the print and not the values mentioned in one of the production run changes. Question I have is, typically when you recap/restore a chassis, if the chassis is an earlier run, do you also go through the run changes and change whatever is noted to bring it to the 'latest' production run?
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It isn't necessary to bring an earlier production run up to specs of a later production run, unless you want to do so. Icon_smile

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Ron Ramirez
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