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wonderwrench
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07-24-2008, 05:11 PM

Ron Ramirez Wrote:Hi

Use a Type 55 bulb for the main dial lamp; four Type 44 bulbs for the Magnetic Tuning lamps.

Speaker baffles? Can you be more specific? Are you referring to the wooden cone placed in front of the woofer? Or perhaps are you referring to the set's Acoustic Clarifiers (called passive radiators today)?

For the RF unit, you want a set of three of Renovated Radios' part number PHG-RF. Part GPH-1 for the chassis support washers.

I went to install the RF subchasis grommets PN PHG-RF but they do not fit.
The step is 7/8 but a 37-690 needs the step to be approx 3/4.

Bill

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