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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 20:43:54 on 28 August 2010.
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 Stephen
 Location: Alice Springs, NT
 Member since 28 August 2010
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Have just received a Standard Model 44 phonograph / valve radio manufactured in South Australia.
I am finding it difficult to obtain any specs / service data on this unit onthe internet.
Can anyone direct me to a site that may help.

regards

Stephen.

Standard 44 Phonograph
 
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 Brad
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 Location: Naremburn, NSW
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G'day Stephen,

Quite right about information available. If you are able to post further information or supply some photos it would be a great help with identification. You can e-mail photos to the address in my member profile (click on my username to access the page) and I will publish them for you.

In the meantime another member may be able to beat me to the draw with some information.


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 mingle
 Location: Perth, WA
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I think I can help with that whats your email and ill send you the specks cheers damian
 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 4 · Written at 10:35:41 PM on 14 September 2010.
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 Stephen
 Location: Alice Springs, NT
 Member since 28 August 2010
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Can be contacted at work at stephen.robinson.powerwater.com.au, any info greatly appreciated.
Greg L has supplied some generic info on the Standard history, but nothing specific.
Radio is a 32VDC unit, have not investigated the Garrard RC75M record changer as yet.

regards
Stephen
 
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