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AWA swap meet haul

Tom Bavis

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Two day flea market plus auction. Let's see - the following followed me home...

Bogen DB-212
Heath SA-2
Stromberg SR-406 mono receiver
RCA SE 6V6 console amp
Hybrid Scott receiver from console
Altec 307 7FM tuna
Stromberg 515 chassis only (1940 FM radio)
Philco 40-221 table radio
Philco signal tracer (parts)
Triplett tube 'scope (parts)
RCA VTVM (parts)
Tube caddy about half full
A few smaller boxes of tubes
Various parts - tube sockets, transformers etc.
Box of electronics books
I've probably forgotten some...

Sold - not so much.
 
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7199s were missing from the DB-212, but the four Telefunken 12AX7s in the Scott kinda ease the blow... I'll rewire the Bogen for 6GH8s anyway. Only tube easily visible in the SA-2 is a Realistic Lifetime GZ34 - a Mullard under the glitter...

One more I forgot - A Sencore Mighty Mite 154.
 
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7199s were missing from the DB-212, but the four Telefunken 12AX7s in the Scott kinda ease the blow... I'll rewire the Bogen for 6GH8s anyway. Only tube easily visible in the SA-2 is a Realistic Lifetime GZ34 - a Mullard under the glitter...

One more I forgot - A Sencore Mighty Mite 154.

Hey I had that tester until I dropped it and messed up the movement in it. Handy little dude it was. Let me guess, the GZ34 was worth the price paid for all of it?:D
 
That RCA SE amp is a real sleeper if it's stereo. 6CG7's on the front end. I did a chassis transplant with only two 6CG7's and 6v6's. The amp sounds amazing.
 
It's not like you Tom to list a pile 'o gear you bought. I bet this was an exceptional deal and good for you.
 
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