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Model 77 questions
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06-25-2008, 08:40 AM
Thank you for the quick replies! After reading up on the bakelite caps, I am going ahead and rebuilding them. This should be fun! I will tell my cabinet guy about the walnut veneer, that was a big help, as one side is still intact. (top and side damaged). I have another question: there are 3 flat metal containers screwed to the under side of the chassis, two cover up the IF stages, and one covers up the output stage. The two on the IF stage appear to have two wires coming out of one end, and the one at the OP seems to have only one wire. What the heck are these? Do they need attention as well? thank you in advance, Dan
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