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Originally Posted by Olorin67
Had a more detailed look at it. Every single tube is RCA with date codes in the 62-17 to 62-22 range. One can capacitor has a late '61 date code. There is a tag on the back with the owners name, so it may have seen serviced once, or maybe that was just to mark who to deliver it to. This set can't have seen much use at all. How often do you find a 52 year old set that seems to be 100% original?
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You might have to re-seat a few of the tubes in the audio circuit.
Check the quad detector and audio IF tubes. You might have to touch up the quad coil. You can do that with an off the air signal.
That's the reason, I still have analog cable. As I said before, once they quit furnishing analog signals, I'll have to discontinue having it.
