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Tom Bavis

Tom Bavis

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Marantz 2220B, looks nice - $1.00
KLH Sixes, nice $15.00
a PC with CD-R - $10
KLH 20 system - a llitle rough, FREE
Pair of EPIs (need foam) a while ago $2.00

And a Radio Craftsmen 800 tuner $15 at the AWA swap meet

The PC is in my son's room and he may get the 2220B - it may be less work than replacing the speaker terminals on the old Sears-by-Fisher i WAS going to give him...
 
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way to go ,
the radio craftsmen tuner should sound great if it operating right.i only have the rc10 but it sure sounds great.
chris
 
The Radio Craftsmen tuner is full of Sprague bumblebee caps, so I have some work ahead of me. Turns out I bought it from someone I know from the Antique Radio message board.

I guess some of the other mono tuners should go though... Dyna FM-1, Heath FM-3, Bell "simulcast" stereo, Pilot FA670 (IIRC).... maybe I should fix and align all of them, then decide...

The Marantz has scratchy tuning and one dial bulb out... guess I made out OK for a buck, though...
 
You went to the AWA swap meet?!? Man, I'd give my eyeteeth to get to go there.....Someday...<sigh> -Sandy G.
 
The AWA conference is a few blocks from where I work. I managed to sneak in as usual at lunch time but it had just stopped raining, so a lot of vendors were absent... I found next to nothing in radio books, and very few parts. Many nice radios, most out of my price range.
 
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