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What Phil says and would like to see pics of the set.
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Well, dumb me, lol. I had my input connected to the internal antenna, rather than the input. Once I connected to the input, I got a snowy picture of my input. I think I am satisfied enough to let it sit now, until I can restore it properly.
The TV is sitting in my dining room that I am remodeling, so don't mind the mess, heh. The picture came out a little blurry since it's dark in there. The cabinet looks nice, other than a rip in the speaker grille. Here he is: ![]() And here's his little brother, the 12" that I already had. Someday I hope to have them both working
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Oo, la la! Definitely worth taking your time and doing right by those sets. I like that cabinet size much better than the huge combos.
Have fun. Phil Nelson http://antiqueradio.org/index.html |
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You've got yourself an "Aldrich".
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That's the same set I just picked up. Your chassis has provisions for Phonevision AND the lazybones remote. I'm with Phil in liking this cabinet style quite a bit, and it should produce nice sound as they still included a 10" speaker.
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