Recent content by DanO55

If you can read this with a dry eye you are beter than I was.

Pre 1954. I have a couple of other reference manuals pre-54. Let me see if I can find this particuliar model. The RF style input connector for the tuner does not show up in any of the 10 heathkit catalogs I have reviewed.

You do the "boots on the ground" for us Mrs. Grumpy. Thanks for everything you do.

Wait, we will snag another one I know somebody waiting for a Scott 233 to arrive to hook up to his model Altec 14s. Something tells me he will be making a comment or two in this thread within a short period of time. Just a lucky guess/prediction.

For those who have known and followed the family issues my family has been dealing with for the last 18 months I want to thank you so much for your prayers. Yesterday we got the best gift any family could receive. My wife has been told she is now free of cancer. Praised god. I am also so...

This thread reminds me of the old 3B28s. Yes, the top ceramic cap has to be connected inorder for the tube to do its things. Great question, not a dumb one at all! Thanks for bringing it up.

What every one else said. One should never tinker with something one knows nothing about. Respect voltages/current should be a fist rule one learns. Ditto on HV when working on CRTs or other equipment like radars, radios, damm near everything. I have personally seen a dead body hung up on a...

Just finished a 222C this morning. I used for the main a CES direct replacement, a JJ in a dual value spot, and four run of the mill 100uf at 100volts for the 75uf@75 volts can. Sounds great to me---dead quiet, hum what hum? Just radios sell very good qualiy big caps IMHO. I picked up a few...

U got that right Seems like.

Absolutely true Boy are you right on there.

ditto best approach for the 846b is the 902.

yep You are doing it right. What you have there in the AA-50 is just about every circuit available at the time to sell the new generation of audio users on, or to buy rather, that new fangled stereo sound. At the same time, this stereo amp still provided great mono'ish, if-you-will, sound for...

You bet. Been known to happen from time to time. :smoke:

Looks reliable too. A very important aspect for all equipment. Nice job.

Unless I hear otherwise I am going to call (assume) this is a one-of-a-kind pair. The seller had no history other than he has owned them for several years.