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Category Archives: Vintage
Marantz 2270 Stereophonic Receiver Overhaul and Adjustment
I recently got to work on another iconic piece of hi-fi history, the Marantz 2270 stereo receiver. I’ve had this model through my shop before, as well as a couple of other 22xx receivers and they’re well built and generally … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Electronics, Hi-Fi, Projects, Stereo, Vintage
Tagged 2270, LED lamps, Marantz, receiver, stereo, Stereophonic
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ANOTHER fine achievement in radio set design
Radio Retailing, Apr. 1929
Posted in Collections, Vintage
Tagged radio retailing, radiola 33, rca radiola, vintage ad
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“We’ll See You at the Trade Show!”
Radio Retailing, Apr. 1929
Factories Making CeCo Tubes
CeCo Plant No. 2, now partially in operation and to be finally completed in April – located at Providence, R.I. Radio Retailing, Apr. 1929
Raytheon, “The Healthy Tubes”
What makes these tubes healthy compared with the others, anyway? Radio Retailing, April 1929
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Tagged healthy tubes, raytheon, tube, tubes, vintage ad
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The Audak Electro-Chromatic Pick-Up
Throughout the music world AUDAK Reproducers have long been the standard by which others are judged and valued. Their ability to respond to every shade and colortone…so essential to REAL music…has been faithfully transmitted to the AUDAK Chromatic Pick-up, creating … Continue reading
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Tagged audak, audak pick-up, audak reproducer, electro-chromatic, vintage ad, vintage radio
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The New Stewart-Warner Series 900 Radio
This Consolette Ensemble combining Stewart-Warner Table Cabinet Receiver with the New Stewart-Warner Dyphonic Reproducer, an arresting value at $113 (less tubes). Radio Retailing, April 1929
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Tagged consolette, dyphonic, radio, radio retailing, series 900, stewart-warner, vintage ad, vintage radio
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Accuphase C-200 Professional Pre-Amp Full Overhaul
When Kenwood’s engineers left to form Kensonic, they really brought their A-game, and this Accuphase C-200 pre-amp is no exception. It’s a mammoth device, built with exceptional attention to detail and top of the line components throughout. The owner reported … Continue reading
Harmony H400 Tube Guitar Amplifier Repair
I recently had another Harmony amplifier, the H400, through the shop for an overhaul. It’s owner, who previously sent me a Harmony H500 for service as well, took it to a local tech but wasn’t satisfied with the repair so … Continue reading
Need 45V batteries for your old radio?
Rayovac has been making batteries for over 100 years, and their batteries were commonly found in use with many types of battery-operated tube radios. Most commonly, radios would operate on 45V batteries with a tap half-way (for 0-22.5-45V). Two in … Continue reading →