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Not sure if this simple trick will help with the hum, Mike, but on my 47-1230 I got rid of the hum by grounding the phono table to the chassis. I just ran a wire from the frame of the phono compartment to the ground terminal on the chassis and it disappeared. And, of course, having not read every post in this thread maybe you already tried this!
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Hello Dan,
That is really beautiful what great looking radio you have !
I have friends who live in Calgary and the wea...radiorich — 01:51 AM |
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Not anymore Mike.
Andre The Giant
Born: May 19, 1946, Coulommiers, France
Died: Jan 28, 1993 (46 years), Paris, Fran...RodB — 11:53 PM |
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Renovated Radios do carry what you need.
As for the voltage, a wire should be at least 300V-rated.morzh — 11:13 PM |
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Andre the Giant got 2" on Kareem :lol:morzh — 11:11 PM |
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Thanks for the info but I doubt that a hardware store would be carrying the proper tuner assembly support mountings for ...georgetownjohn — 10:38 PM |
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Perhaps Kareem Abdul Jabbar?GarySP — 10:33 PM |
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Outstanding work, Dan! Take care and BE HEALTHY! GaryGarySP — 10:31 PM |
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They are a nice looking radio, Stromberg.
I have a small tabletop octagon-dial one. It sounds surprisingly nice.
And t...morzh — 09:40 PM |
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Different years but the same idea.morzh — 09:38 PM |
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That’s a beauty!
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