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Old 05-26-2016, 06:11 PM
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Thank you. For many years I passed on '20's sets because I preferred the stylish cabinets of later years and AC operation, but once you get one and use it, you'll be hooked! They're simple light-weight sets that are fun to tune and listen to with that mega-phone style sound. I treat myself with ARBE III's for my sets, which is expensive, but if you're adept you can get inexpensive build-it yourself battery eliminators from AES, if they're still available. I would highly recommend getting at least one early battery set.
It is not too hard to build a battery eliminator with some wallwart transformers, diodes, caps resistors, and some LM317 and LM337 regulators....Design and build work is great training in power supply theory.
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