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This is Loren’s wife… for all who knew him I wanted to inform you that Loren passed away October 19 from a massive heart attack. I wanted to thank all who he was in contact with helping him with his vintage audio gear
Hello, I'm having the same trouble with Sansui T-138 s becoming extinct. If you feel inclined could you please look at the picture I've attached and let me know what modifications, if any, I would need to make in the crossovers to keep from damaging my cherished Sansui 9090?
Thank you,
If you are still selling, I'm in need of 2 lamps for a Kenwood 5150 stereo I dictators and phone indicator. I believe the are the same, 5mm 8v
Thanks, Jerry
If you're serious about just pitching these if no takers, I'll buy them, assuming no damage or defect other than the pad issue you flagged. How would you like to be paid?
Hi, I saw your thread on the STA-53. I can't find any pics on Internet of this thing. I'm working on one now. Does this receiver have a stereo lamp? Mine looks like it would say 'overload' where the lamp would be, but I don't see anywhere else.
Edit: I think I figured it out. Looks like dial ptr has two lamps and will switch with stereo lock.
Is there a possibly that you have an original manual for the Merrell SA-30. Manuals for the National Kits STA-24 or the Radio Shack STA-24 would also work because these are idential to the Merrell kit.
I built one of these kits in my college dorm room in 1966. I goofed fig time when I gave it away.
I would be interested in buying a manual or a copy if you have one. If you know of a source, please let me know.
I'm new here, I have a pair of Sony SS-890 Kabuki version floor speakers that I purchased new while serving on the USS Enterprise, (CVN 65) in 1979, I am curious as to whether or not there is a market for these vintage speakers. They were not sold in the US
Can anyone offer any info.?
Hi! I love your build and perfectionism. It was my late father's dream to have one, but he could never afford it. It's my mission now, but hard to do in Brazil. Could you kindly share the plans, wood type, internal/external dimensions, and CNC/CAD files? It would mean the world to me. God bless you! - Matt