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Antique 5 Tube Radio
Went along with the family on their regular Saturday flea market run and scored a couple of cool pieces for cheap.
One a 50's home audio Pentron tape deck with 6V6 SE amp inside, complete with power and output transformers. Gutted that and kept a few good cosmetic parts plus the iron and the tubes. GE 6V6GT and GE6SJ7. But the home run is a working 5-tube AM radio. Case might accommodate an 8" speaker. Yes, it works! It will make a great little guitar amp. I already have an RCA table top, but there is nothing on AM any more to listen to.
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Cute. Too bad there's no Oldies or '40s/'50s EZ listening station there.
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I'll preserve the actual radio for another collector.
Going to use that little cabinet and put some kind of classic guitar amp circuit in. The trick is getting a solid, rattle-free cab. The transformerless radio circuitry isn't safe for conversion without a lot of other work...like installing a 1:1 power transformer.
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