"David, thanks for the great info I will check out the files soon. Your info definitely helps shed light on what version it is. In appreciate it!"
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"Thanks, it turned out pretty nice. I used a Wurth product called Rost Off as a solvent to remove greasy residue followed up by Wurth’s glass cleaner to get organic goo off then a quick rub with Never-Dull and polish with a microfiber cloth."
"It’s awesome that you all are keeping the flame burning on these units."
"I went back and dug for 2 hours and could not find any this else relating to the unit. I was a mess! The good news is the chassis cleaned up easily with only minor corrosion on one corner. There were hand written notes in pencil on the base covers…"
"I am new here and have a lot to read but I thought I would add my serial number from my AW-23 which is Y-278. I haven't had a chance to take it out of the trunk yet much less clean it but it is in nice shape and has all its covers. I intend to…"
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Newbie here. I am typically a HiFi guy but every now and then a radio grabs my attention. Today I dug up an AW-23 and after having gone through some threads here I see I need to go back and see if I can find the amplifier and speaker! This is the "in the trunk shot. Serial number Y-278. It looks bad but it is in pretty decent shape. Paper label is still on the bottom and it has all its covers. I think it is a 7 knob. One looks like a button? Cheers.
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