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mill69

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Like most people, the Pandemic has created new hobby oppurtunities and in my case its been old console Radios. People are basically giving them away here. I currently have four Zeniths a B966 (1971), MM2604 (1965), MK2635 (1963) and a12H094 (1946). All of them work very well with the exception of the MM2604 which I'm currently repairing. I've found this Forum to be very helpful and wanted to introduce myself as a new addict. Thank You
 
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Post a few photos of those Zenith consoles. The ones from the early 60's were likely built at the Chicago Zenith plant.

Best,

Snade
 
Here's the pictures of the 1960's consoles. The MK2635 is awesome. I use it probably 10hrs each week. The MM2604 is waiting on new filter capacitors. Also, it amazes me how small the world is. You post your hometown and someone has always been there.
Regards
mill69
 

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mill69 said:
Here's the pictures of the 1960's consoles. The MK2635 is awesome. I use it probably 10hrs each week. The MM2604 is waiting on new filter capacitors. Also, it amazes me how small the world is. You post your hometown and someone has always been there.
Regards
mill69
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Beautiful consoles and amazing shape.

Snade
 
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