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 Sooty 22
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
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Hello everyone, this is my first thread! I am a brand new member!

I have recently acquired a Kriesler Multi-sonic and I have begun to try and restore it. I have built tube amps before, and I am also a fan of DIY solid state, but I have never attempted to restore an old radio. I'm familiar with tube amps and their schematic layouts, but I am unfamiliar with terms and so forth.

This is why having a schematic in front of me whilst I work on it would be fantastic. I know that they are quite common, but I cannot seem to find any schematics anywhere on the internet. Looking in the wrong place perhaps.

I am writing this thread to ask if any members out there have a schematic or could perhaps photograph the inside of the back panel for me. That would be amazing. I hope to be of some help at some point also.
 
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 Sooty 22
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
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This is the tube complement - thought it might help.
 
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 Gavradio
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
 Member since 15 November 2010
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I recently acquired a kriesler 11-102 and am trying to track down a schematic or even an owners manual. any help would be greatly appreciated
cheers
 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 4 · Written at 7:46:08 PM on 15 November 2010.
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 Gfr53
 Location: Harston, VIC
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Hi,

Email me at gfr53.bigpond.com and I'll send a schematic to you.


Cheers, Graham...
 
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