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Majestic Radio ID
Does anyone know the model number of this Majestic radio?
Of course it's too much money but if you can talk rationally to the owner.... http://newyork.craigslist.org/que/fuo/1235397289.html |
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It's a 1927 Model 72. Personally I think it would be a sin to install modern audio equipment in the cabinet.
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It could also be a Model 70, I've seen one with the same cabinet. In fact, I'm bringing the one I've seen home this coming weekend.
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I'm pretty sure the model of the cabinet is 72 for the one shown. Here's an example: http://www.somerset.net/arm/old_radi...c%20Model%2072 John |
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I just came from seeing the radio. It was a model 70.
What a mess. The cabinet doors are missing and the top is cracked. They had started to refinish it. Poor job. They still wanted their price. I normally don't do this but considering the condition of the cabinet, I asked if they would consider selling the chassis and speaker separately. I gave them $40.00 for the chassis (with globe tubes) and the speaker. I really don't like parting out radios but not much choice this time. |
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What idiots they are to mess up a nice old radio. Well, at least you saved the chassis from "da bin."
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