AngelAT
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Correct!!!Heh, never overlook the possibility that it's actually something quite simple. Unfortunately I have no frames laying around to help you with.
Tandberg TR 2060 salvagable or not
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AngelAT
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I don't know if you guys have seen the Tandberg in pearl blue?
I had to fix the sides which had chipped off angles and then repaint.
I will try to find blue LEDs and see how things go.
Still there is a little problem putting it together as all outer parts are from the TR 2025. Screws will not fit perfectly, but I will come with a solution for this.
Also I plan to print the name/model on a silver sticker and this way resolve the lack of proper top frame.
I had to fix the sides which had chipped off angles and then repaint.
I will try to find blue LEDs and see how things go.
Still there is a little problem putting it together as all outer parts are from the TR 2025. Screws will not fit perfectly, but I will come with a solution for this.
Also I plan to print the name/model on a silver sticker and this way resolve the lack of proper top frame.
The 2025 and 2060 wood parts should be 100% interchangeable, I've swapped them myself in the past (same for 2030/2040/2045 - all of these had the same cabinet dimensions). It's only the 2055/2075/2075 MkII/2080) that used the larger cabinet parts.
Many of the European production used a matt black finish rather than wood grain, that would probably look better on the 2060 than a colored paint (with or without the pearl finish). Call me conservative, but these don't seem to be designs that benefit from a flashy colored cabinet, that's a better fit to later more modern designs from the '80s I would have said.
John
Many of the European production used a matt black finish rather than wood grain, that would probably look better on the 2060 than a colored paint (with or without the pearl finish). Call me conservative, but these don't seem to be designs that benefit from a flashy colored cabinet, that's a better fit to later more modern designs from the '80s I would have said.
John