I'm running out of space, but managed to squeeze this guy in :D

Unfortunately, the CRT has a nice burn line in it. :tears:

You DAWG !! Ah HATE Yew !! (grin) Seriously, NICE save !

Save is right. While the former owner was watching, I removed the 4 bolts holding the chassis in and slid it out to get it in my car. He commented that if he'd known it was that easy he would have tossed the chassis long ago and made the cabinet into a 'fishtank' :mad:

Dang it! I was emailing that guy too! Ah well, glad you saved it, and me from spending more money:D

Oh, Dear God...An effin' fishtank...

Nice save!!

Dang it! I was emailing that guy too! Ah well, glad you saved it, and me from spending more money:D

Sorry about that. What areas do you search? Southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois?

Sorry about that. What areas do you search? Southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois?
It's cool, I'm glad it was saved. I really don't have much cash to spare these days anyway. Yes, I search Chicago to Milwaukee and sometimes further but rarely drive out that far these days.

What a nice score , that's some burn line , while at least you know it needs vertical work and a yoke adjustment .....

I have the table model version of this set. Like all the Admiral's i've had, it worked as-is but of course I recapped it for safety sake. These are nice performing tv sets. I feel that Admiral's are under appreciated in the tv circles but i love the ones i have. Nice find!
-Tony

... that's some burn line ...

Yeah, that's a shame. It's a replacement Sylvania CRT that tests really strong in my B&K 440.

I have the table model version of this set. Like all the Admiral's i've had, it worked as-is but of course I recapped it for safety sake. These are nice performing tv sets. I feel that Admiral's are under appreciated in the tv circles but i love the ones i have. Nice find!
-Tony

Thanks. I love them too. Easy to work on and all the chassis are similar. I also have a bare 15A292 chassis and a 20X12 that works :)

Those admirals are nice sets , I always liked the dark bakelite with gold trim .
The one I've always been looking for is the 12X12 , its just like the 20X12 , but it's the table model .
Pretty hard to find .

Yeah, that's a shame. It's a replacement Sylvania CRT that tests really strong in my B&K 440.That is a shame , but you never know , it might not be so bad when it's running .

Those admirals are nice sets , I always liked the dark bakelite with gold trim .
The one I've always been looking for is the 12X12 , its just like the 20X12 , but it's the table model .
Pretty hard to find .


Isn't the 20X12 the table model - like the one in my picture a couple posts up? That's what the label inside states. I spent more to get that set than any of my others.

That's a nice set you got , the 12X12 is a bit different than your table model .
This is a 12X12 , Identical to your floor model , just like admiral shortened the mold and put a speaker grille in .

Wow! Very cool :cool:

Now I've got another set to search for :)

WOW! I would love to have either model or, BOTH!

My grandparents had a 22X12 when I was a kid. Neat set. Dad worked on it all of the time. Usually a 6AU6!

I had a 26R12 when I was a teenager and finally got another one. I have done a recap and it was playing for a few hours and now has a problem with vertical linearity. Back to the bench!

That's a nice set you got , the 12X12 is a bit different than your table model .
This is a 12X12 , Identical to your floor model , just like admiral shortened the mold and put a speaker grille in .

This is the one i have also.
-Tony

This is the one i have also.
-Tony
Pretty hard set to find , im still looking .....:tears:
Got any pics of yours ?

I'm away from home so i'll try to post some the beginning of the week but looks identical to the one on here.
-Tony