The Fine Things are Always Hand Made
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tony Peterson Nov 16, 2019. 6 Replies 1 Like
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I am going to downsize my personal collection and would work with anyone interested in any of these.PM or email me for more info and photosy2kbruce@gmail.comEH Scott 16 in Warrington cabinet…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Bill Liers Mar 27, 2017. 3 Replies 1 Like
After a 3 year wait, I today finally put my Super XII into the Herron cabinet I bought years ago with an Airline set in it. I had the Scott gone through and recapped. This Super XII is serial TT-88…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ray Taylor Apr 21, 2017. 1 Reply 1 Like
I plan to downsize my personal collection of Scotts and have about 10 or more to sell off.The 1st one to go is a 30 tube Philly pointer dial in the Warrington cabinet. I have owned this about 10…Continue
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Finally put it all back in the original early 1930's Capehart 300 cabinet. Philly chrome is super nice and plays like a million bucks thanks to Bill L for his electrical restoration
Hi Bruce! I hope you're having an excellent Easter weekend.
Did you mean the Tasman with the 16 ? That's the one I was inquiring about vs the Tasman you have with the Philly in it size wise/
Hello Bruce,...the Scott 16 in the Warrington cabinet is in an Imperial (AW/23) sized cabinet. I don't know why this is, as this little chassis would surely fit in an Allwave 15 sized cabinet easily.
Thanks Bruce for your comments,....at some point i'll have to get the Scotts organized and on display properly. I have sets in my garage that need to be brought out and displayed and admired like they should be as well. I really like your 16 in the Warrington cabinet.
Thank you very much for your reply and info. I do recall that back in about 1976 while getting the set operating I was required to buy four 2A3 tubes . As I recall they were well over $ 200.00 at that time and I was required to wait for a sufficient (months) period until the manufacturer had a sufficiently sized order before he would produce them. Actually the set hasn't been turned on since that time. I was reasonably young and footloose at the time so I loaned the set to a local technical museum where it sat on display, for 10-15 years. It was probably the best thing I could have done or I would have likely lost it.
Do you have any idea what the set is worth?
Thanks, Bruce.
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