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 MIKE B
 Location: Busselton, WA
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HELP! ANYONE OUT THERE WITH INFO ON ABOVE. AGE - LATE 30'S. VALVE LINE UP 6A7;6D6;75;42;80. SINGLE MEDIUM WAVEBAND.78RPM TURNTABLE UNDER LID. NO MODEL NUMBER. NOT EVEN SURE VALVE LINE UP IS CORRECT. ALL VOLTAGES OK. ANY IDEAS?
 
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 Brad
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G'day Mike,

That radiogram sounds like it has an AWA chassis as they made them on behalf of AGE. Look for a model number stencilled on the back of the chassis at the top-left. It might be there.

I am not 100% positive about the valve compliment without a model number but that line-up does sound like it would belong on such a chassis.


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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