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Two units that I recently inherited and know nothing about!

Matt1982

Matt1982

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Both of these work! The first is a (I think!) 1903 Victor that belonged to my great grandparents and the second is a Westinghouse console H-M1911 (maybe from 1964) from my grandparents. Just wanted to share!
 

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Rick Z said:
Cool stuff. That Westinghouse should be all tubes.
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It is all tubes and I am trying to find someone who may be able to work on it for me. The unit gets extremely hot, the knobs become hot to the touch so we leave it unplugged. I posted some other pictures in the Tube audio forum
 
Matt1982 said:
Both of these work! The first is a (I think!) 1903 Victor that belonged to my great grandparents and the second is a Westinghouse console H-M1911 (maybe from 1964) from my grandparents. Just wanted to share!
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You might want to recap that victor.... only kidding. Besides being good examples of home entertainment history, neat family treasures to have in your home.
 
I couldn't say no to a Victor Talking Machine for $40 a year or so ago and on the shelf it sits. I really have nowhere to display it.
 
Matt1982 said:
Both of these work! The first is a (I think!) 1903 Victor that belonged to my great grandparents and the second is a Westinghouse console H-M1911 (maybe from 1964) from my grandparents. Just wanted to share!
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Nice! Welcome to AK.
 
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