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"It looks like someone put four type 45 tubes in place of the 2A3 tubes.  It will work but definitely not as intended. Norman"

"That amp is designed to use four 2A3 output tubes.  The globe shaped tube is wrong."

"the 3 tube amp should be placed behind the smaller speaker on the left. The set plug has two larger pins and so only fits one way in the amp socket."

"the cabinet is the Warrington, one of several Scott exclusive furniture quality consoles the buyer could buy, cabinet prices varied."

"Hi David,   Thanks for the information.  I do have the power Amp., it was out of the console when I got it, I guess they wanted lighter weight for moving, it's in my lab, haven't looked at it in any detail or underneath…"

"Thanks Kent,  I will definitely check out the archive material and will take a closer look at the underside of both in the next few weeks, unfortunately still working and not easy to find some spare time to get out in my own lab , after being…"

"2nd detector is located 3rd back on the left side. Appears to have been modified as the chrome shield is missing and an unexpected type tube appears there. The device to the right mounted on the cabinet side is an antenna tuner for short wave…"

"Referred to as the AW-12 Deluxe. The Twin speakers indicate 1932 or early 1933 production. If it has a Wunderlich tube as 2nd detector, then it has AVC, the upgrade introduced December 1932. The Wunderlich tube is an Arcturus blue glass specialty…"

"Referred to as the AW-23. has newer replacement speaker cloth.. later 7 knob version 1936-7."

"So, you have an Allwave 12 Deluxe in an early Tasman cabinet, and an AW23 (Allwave High Fidelity) in a Warrington cabinet. This is the later chassis (1936), with the optional tweeters (valuable). That set will be a great performer once…"

"Is that G-71? If so, it is an Allwave Deluxe (12 tube).  Kent"

"Sorry this was from a restored model in one of your blog that I was comparing mine to - can't delete for some reason"