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Remote Drive Philharmonics
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dave Apr 19. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Curious how the remote motor drive engages tuning condenser and how it couples with dial Knob ? In the event the remote fails or missing, is manual tuning seemless ? I know this is either/or tuning…Continue
High Fidelity System
Started this discussion. Last reply by Scott Seickel Apr 1. 8 Replies 0 Likes
McMurdo Cabinet Wanted
Started Mar 7, 2017 0 Replies 0 Likes
Thought I'd throw this out there. I have acquired an AW23 Westminster and Warrington cabinet. What I need is one for a Masterpiece 6. I know, good luck ! Anyone up for a trade somewhere in the…Continue
Wanted: tube Caps for McMurdo Silver MS 6
Started Feb 11, 2017 0 Replies 0 Likes
Need 2. These were tops to a 2 piece tube shield but not sure if same were used on earlier models?
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David C. Poland replied to Dave's discussion Remote Drive Philharmonics"However, the 800B also has front panel station preset buttons that also operate the tuning motors and the AM/FM relay switch regardless of whether a remote keyboard is connected.
The prewar Philharmonic has no station preset buttons.…"
Norman S Braithwaite replied to Dave's discussion Remote Drive Philharmonics"Remote operation of the Philharmonic tuner is the same as that for the Model 800B except for a change in remote keyboard wiring to accommodate FM stations on the 800B.
Norman"
Dave posted a discussionRemote Drive Philharmonics
Curious how the remote motor drive engages tuning condenser and how it couples with dial Knob ? In the event the remote fails or missing, is manual tuning seemless ? I know this is either/or tuning with my 800b, but I’ve no experience with the Philly.See More
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Pointer dial Philharmonic
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where did you find time to retrieve these between playoff games ? Good looking sets !"
Scott Seickel replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"Dave, best to wait for a complete set to come up, or at minimum, a complete chassis set including the tuner, correct speaker and a power supply/amp. If you are very patient, you can collect the parts, but you may be measuring the time required…"
Dave replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"Thanks David and Scott. Pictures do wonders for us “visual learners”. I’ve come across a mish mash of parts and PS. What I would like now is a restorable Philly as complete as possible. Need not be pretty. For now a dial glass and…"
Scott Seickel replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"Just to help you out here, as a picture is worth a thousand works, this is a Philharmonic tuner chassis rear. The 4 pin male plug goes into the power supply, the very small 4 pin female receives a cable from the crossover, and the large 7 pin…"
Scott Seickel replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"You are asking about the smaller 4 pin socket on the amp/power supply which connects to the tuner chassis. It serves to turn the set on and off where the tuner has the power switch built into it. It also supplies 24v to the tuner…"
Dave replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"“There are 3 versions of the crossover all of which have a single cable and plug for the amp speaker socket. A secondary smaller cable from the crossover connects to the receiver to turn off the tweeters on AM bands. ”
So the smaller…"
David C. Poland replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"To elaborate - I have several examples of the optional high fidelity speaker system in my collection. Apparently, this speaker system was developed for 1940 for the advent of FM reception models. Scott offered the an FM Phantom early 1940 several…"
Dave replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"Thanks Kent. To clarify, the HFS (hi fidelity system), was always an option for the Philly and Phantom, ie in lieu of the standard 15” pedestal or phalange mounts ? The HFS itself had a specific woofer and tweeter with purpose built…"
Kent King replied to Dave's discussion High Fidelity System"Both Philly's and Phantom's have the "4 unit" speaker system using a crossover in conjunction with a 12 or 15 inch mounted speaker and two PM tweeters. Largely produced for the FM sets, I have an FM Philly with this same setup.…"
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9DA4D016-EE06-467D-AA1B-5C419163C035.jpegDo many of these exist, and if so, did the Philly have a supply plugin to accommodate one ? The earliest promotion I have found for these was the 1940 Built to Order pamphlet.…See More
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McMurdo Silver Schematic
Posted on January 21, 2017 at 12:48pm 8 Comments 0 Likes
Need help with schematics for the Masterpiece 6. There was an early/late version, mine the earlier with dual choke power supply. There may
Be other variations much like Scott.
Be other variations much like Scott.
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