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 Paul Gibson
 Location: Gold Coast, QLD
 Member since 25 April 2014
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Hi all, First time poster. I have acquired an Airzone 676 tombstone style cabinet in reasonable to good condition but the radio is long gone.

What options do I have to purchase a suitable radio and speaker to fit into this cabinet? As a complete novice I have no idea where to start or if indeed this is a viable plan. If nothing else I like the cabinet as a piece of furniture of the 1930's.

Thanks,

Paul
 
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 GTC
 Location: Sydney, NSW
 Member since 28 January 2011
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My guess is it would be easier to find a buyer for the cabinet than to find a chassis, but you never know.

It would be good to have a clear, in-focus photo of that cabinet. Forum admin Brad will publish it if you email it to him. (See point #6 above the message posting box.)
 
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