Help Me ID This Packard Bell Console For KEXP

[JCHaywire]

Howdy from Seattle, WA, USA. I took the kids to a children's day at KEXP radio yesterday and when I mentioned that I sling solder, they asked me to help with their Packard Bell console hi-fi. I'd like to get a schematic first--could you help me identify this console? Thank you very much.

I see a variety of what appear to be datestamps and serial numbers, but which would tell me what model I'm looking at?
JCHaywire

PS. I inserted Flickr URLs. Could someone help me with my photos--so they display in the message.

 

[gadget73]

The data you need will be on each of the chassis. I see the amp out of view next to the tuner. If its a DPA-20 or a number like that, you've got the right one. Guessing the RPC-145 is the model number of the complete unit, but you may or may not be able to link that to the actual components. Most of the makers used a handful of electronics in a number of different cabinets and each different cabinet had it's own model number.

 

[century tek]

Just use the Upload A File button right next to the Post Reply button.

I can't see the pics. All I see is the letters IMG with straight brackets on both sides.

 

[Dswankey]

Could someone help me with my photos--so they display in the message.

Step 1, see below



Step 2 once you've clicked on "upload a file" add pics from your desktop

Step 3, You will then see this (see below) Click on "full image" Make sure your cursor is at the end of of your text, nothing worse then inserting images in the middle of sentences.

 

[gadget73]

if you right click on the empty spot between the IMG's and select "open image in new tab" the pics work. Uploading them directly would be better tho.

 

[JCHaywire]

Thanks. I see that now. Looks easy enough.

 

[JCHaywire]

 

[Dswankey]

RPC-14S should help your research, I believe that is the power amp in lower right hand corner hopefully there is a similar chassis ID # on it.