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Old 03-23-2009, 11:09 AM
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I would have been all over the chairside and the clock, even though I have no place to put them and listen to very little AM...
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Old 03-23-2009, 12:04 PM
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I would have been all over the chairside and the clock, even though I have no place to put them and listen to very little AM...
For whatever reason I couldn't resist that chairside. Perhaps because I've never seen one quite like that before. I thought the glass top with (tasteful) deco graphics was very unique. The "sunburst" looking pattern in the wood covering the speaker is pretty cool too.

Sam what might suit you is an old console that has an input jack. Then you can hook up a FM tuner and just ignore AM radio. Even go vintage with the tuner if you want..... get an old Meissner, Pilotuner, or Howard.... You could even hook up a record changer or turntable with high output cartridge....

Not sure what to do with the clock radio. The case is a bit rough. But... it seems complete. Just the Hammond clock itself is super cool.

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Old 03-23-2009, 12:27 PM
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For whatever reason I couldn't resist that chairside. Perhaps because I've never seen one quite like that before. I thought the glass top with (tasteful) deco graphics was very unique. The "sunburst" looking pattern in the wood covering the speaker is pretty cool too.

Sam what might suit you is an old console that has an input jack. Then you can hook up a FM tuner and just ignore AM radio. Even go vintage with the tuner if you want..... get an old Meissner, Pilotuner, or Howard.... You could even hook up a record changer or turntable with high output cartridge....

Not sure what to do with the clock radio. The case is a bit rough. But... it seems complete. Just the Hammond clock itself is super cool.
I have plenty of FM radio reception capability. Those old radios are incredibly cool, though.
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