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Mysterios Model 650RX(?) chairside
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12-17-2017, 11:11 AM
Thanks! As I wrote before, I DO NOT CARE whether it's a Frankenradio, prototype, original unit etc. I love it as is, and I'm looking forward to restoring and hearing it. Ron, hopefully you weren't offended/ticked off by the back and forth; in your last email you sounded a bit exasperated. 
That's not necessary; I was just looking for information, people asked for more information and photos, and I provided it. At the end everyone came up with a solution. .Thanks to all the friendly folks who replied! Very happy to have this set.

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Mysterios Model 650RX(?) chairside - by Diverted - 12-14-2017, 06:02 PM
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