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Subject: Metz-7514 Stereophonic
Posted at 12:12:40 PM on 1 February 2010.

Jordanbk

 
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1 February 2010.
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My friend has a large table-model Metz-7514 Stereophonic with FM, Shortwave and 2 other bands, plus record player. I would like to find information, manual, schematic etc. for this radio so I can restore it.

I found a picture which looks very similar (if not identical) to it on another website, but it was listed as Metz model 510. Here is the picture:

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Please help with any info on this or similar models... Thanks!

jordanbk





Posted at 1:24:14 AM on 14 February 2010.

Brad

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G'day Jordan,

I am afraid that all I know is that Metz was a company based in Germany. Does your dial glass show European stations or is it localised for US stations?





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