12-06-2006, 09:51 AM
Hi Jon
I'll try to answer at least some of your questions:
1 - Is the bass control supposed to operate counter-intuituve to how modern controls operate? In my case, turning the knob full counter-clockwise produces the most bass.
I don't have my 42-1011 anymore, but I *think* the bass control did indeed operate "backwards" to what you would normally expect.
2 - Is the bin light meant to be a 4 watt or 7 watt bulb?
Can't definitely answer this one. I've used 4 watt bulbs as replacements to be on the safe side.
3 - Was the speaker cable attached anywhere to the cabinet, or left floating between the chassis and speaker?
Left floating.
4 - My beam of light phono needs extensive mechanical repair and rubber replacement beyond my level of expertise. Does anyone restore these on the mechanical level?
You might ask Gib at West-Tech Services, tell him I sent you.
http://www.west-techservices.com/
I'll try to answer at least some of your questions:
1 - Is the bass control supposed to operate counter-intuituve to how modern controls operate? In my case, turning the knob full counter-clockwise produces the most bass.
I don't have my 42-1011 anymore, but I *think* the bass control did indeed operate "backwards" to what you would normally expect.
2 - Is the bin light meant to be a 4 watt or 7 watt bulb?
Can't definitely answer this one. I've used 4 watt bulbs as replacements to be on the safe side.
3 - Was the speaker cable attached anywhere to the cabinet, or left floating between the chassis and speaker?
Left floating.
4 - My beam of light phono needs extensive mechanical repair and rubber replacement beyond my level of expertise. Does anyone restore these on the mechanical level?
You might ask Gib at West-Tech Services, tell him I sent you.
http://www.west-techservices.com/
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
