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 Truebluepiper
 Location: Coomera, QLD
 Member since 3 February 2018
 Member #: 2207
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Hi all.
I am very new to all this and would just like to say hi to everyone on this website.
I have just aquired a Kriesler Multisonic Radiogram. Model no: 11 - 133 B.
I have wanted of of these for so long. My Dad used to own one of these and I remember it when I was a very young boy.
I am going to attempt to make a few mods on it and also wish to sand the cabinet back and place a really nice Matt Teak stain on it.
Anyway......that's my story so far........

Cotton flex with moulded plugtop
Cotton flex with moulded plugtop
Cotton flex with moulded plugtop
Cotton flex with moulded plugtop
 
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 GTC
 Location: Sydney, NSW
 Member since 28 January 2011
 Member #: 823
 Postcount: 6686

Welcome to V-R.

Multisonics had very good sound.

Here's some info on that particular model:

https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/Kriesler_stereo_6_multi_sonic_stereo_11_133b.html

If you have any questions about your project, create a thread in Tech Talk with the model name in the subject line.

Meanwhile, what if any, experience do you have with working on high voltage equipment?
 
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 Brad
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 Location: Naremburn, NSW
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