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I got this cool GE console w/ Garrard TT for $20 at an estate sale. It's nice and well-kept, and mostly in working order. Especially nice for playing 78s with the special stylus! Only problems are finicky speed selector and broken 45 changer spindle. I've replaced the latter. Wondering what you...
Posting for anyone with a GE A1-400 and dreams. TL;DR it's worth a build!
I was at a thrift store earlier in the year and I found a big old speaker. The cabinet was heavy and made of solid hardwood (not veneer), and when shined my cell phone flashlight into the grill cloth I could see...
I have a GE RD-325-4 turntable in a GE A722G console. I have gotten everything up and running except the turntable. I am looking for some directional support as this is my first turntable, let alone turntable repair.
If I manually trigger the mech to turn on the motor and mess with the...
I've been a bit obsessed with Germanium transistor amplifiers lately. They seemed to be very odd and mysterious things- exotic sounding elements in cryptically numbered long discontinued unobtainium packages, lurking about in funky nerdy cabinets, consoles and 8-track players, long ago...
I have my grandpa's stereo that has great sound from the left-hand speaker (if you're looking at it from the front) but the right-hand speaker is almost nonexistent. So I decided to take the back off, take a look inside and see if there was anything I could tell to fix this. The two electronic...
While not a “Great” cartridge, nonetheless this is a FUN cartridge!
Just playing some Mono records that I bought at various thrift stores. No, not the best in HiFi carts, but this is a really fun cartridge! Sporting a 0.7 mil conical stylus, tracking at 3 grams VTF.
Has the handy flipper...
I just bought a coffee table/turntable from a friend that wasn’t using it. I don’t know the exact name it’s it’s all new to me but I know I need a new power cord for it I’m just not sure what kind or how to attach it once I get it.
Hello everyone, I just received a free GE Mid Century Modern Stereo Console and am wondering if anyone is familiar with these mid-range horn drivers? I am asking because I am aware that sometimes the drivers used in this stereo consoles can be quite good. Thank you!
Hello all!
I am working on the blow microphone for a friend. Hooking it up it doesn't produce any sound thru his mixer/amp setup. (See mic below)
I am an automation engineer by training but I don't have very much experience with audio equipment. I assume that older microphones like this are...
Hi folks,
I'm trying to get an old suitcase tube turntable repaired. It's a GE RP1170A, from around 1962-65 I believe. Had it working last time I pulled it out about 5 years ago, but (if I remember correctly) one speaker was not working and the other was very quiet. Finally getting around to...
Context: I have this old boombox and there is a clutch assembly used only for fwd/rwd. The assembly itself consists of 2 gears with the top gear pressing down on the bottom gear using a spring, and there's felt in between them for the slippage. There's a central pin going through the gears, and...
I have an Antique Musaphonic GE AM/FM Radio/Turntable Console that is 1940’si am trying to get more information on and some idea of its value. It works.
I just bought a nice General Electric combo console but the turntable places the stylus in the middle of the LP. The turntable is GE rd630-2. I noticed if I put the speed setting on 33 it's in the middle of the LP and if I put it past 33 it's in the first 3rd of the record. I can't tell what...
Hello,
I have a few questions about Capacitors and reading the schematic.
I know this is probably on the forum, I've searched just didn't see it.
I have a tube amp (GE 752), and want to replace the original capacitors.
Attached is the schematic with parts list.
1. When I look at the parts list...
Im looking so some help.
I recently purchased an old phonograph as a cool statement piece and if I was really lucky I would be able to give it the TLC that it needs to play beautifully again. The back has been removed which Im guessing is where I would have found a serial number so I can find...
Late model tube type GE from 1975. Has octal based horizontal output tube. Got left on all night one night and now no power. Probably burned out tube. Will have to lift off of refrigerator to check!
1964 GE round color with 21FJP22. Bought at Old Sorehead Trade days, Stanton, TX. for $5.00. It was working well but now there is an HV or focus problem as the picture is very blurry or dim. Have not checked it out yet.
Here, a GE b-w console from 1955. This one needed the works...new CRT, almost all new caps, some new tubes (some tubes were actually burned out, which is rare). The sound is incredible...real good bass and also highs. The later tube type sets seemed to skimp on the sound quality. What's unusual...