06-22-2025, 04:56 AM
Thanks Richard.
Aran. I also often do this when there is a need to preserve the authenticity of a radio in a museum-quality state of preservation. But in this case, the customer did not require 100% authenticity, but set me the following conditions, -
1.) All radios must be restored to perfect external condition.
2). All radios must be in perfect functional condition, but replacement of parts with more modern ones is permissible.
3). All radios must have RCA audio input connectors for the possible connection of a Bluetooth adapter if necessary.
4.). Since the costs of shipping the radio from the USA are significantly significant, the cost of restoration should be within reasonable limits.
That is why I chose the option of replacing the panel and radio tube with cheaper ones.
Aran. I also often do this when there is a need to preserve the authenticity of a radio in a museum-quality state of preservation. But in this case, the customer did not require 100% authenticity, but set me the following conditions, -
1.) All radios must be restored to perfect external condition.
2). All radios must be in perfect functional condition, but replacement of parts with more modern ones is permissible.
3). All radios must have RCA audio input connectors for the possible connection of a Bluetooth adapter if necessary.
4.). Since the costs of shipping the radio from the USA are significantly significant, the cost of restoration should be within reasonable limits.
That is why I chose the option of replacing the panel and radio tube with cheaper ones.
Old tube radios and gramophones museum TV channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/RadioSvit
Sincerely Peter
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