"The April 1937 Scott News shows the newly introduced Philharmonic in a Laureate Grande.
the cabinet model is considerable enlarged to accommodate a Philharmonic.
My December 1937 price list shows 50" high, 34" wide, 19.5 ""…"
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Finally done.
Started this discussion. Last reply by David C. Poland Apr 22, 2023. 6 Replies 3 Likes
I just installed the tweeters in my pointer dial Laurate Grande Philharmonic. To demonstrate the potential of this radio I found a retired RF engineer who is building a 10 watt 25kc bandwidth…Continue
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"I found the cabinet at an estate sale in what once millionaires row on James St. in Syracuse NY.It cost $120. The chassis I got from Ebay for $850. The tweeters were from a radio collector in Baldwinsville he wacked me $600. I recaped and changed a…"
"No pictures....it doesn't exist LOL."
"I would like to add that your radio is my dream radio. I'd give up a lot of my collection to have one. "
"I'd like to see a picture of that. I didn't think a pointer dial Philharmonic in a Laureate Grand even existed. I've never seen a modern picture of one. "
"That would be amazing to hear...and see! But what frequency will it be transmitting on? How long before the "radio police" show up? Lol!"
Finally done.
I just installed the tweeters in my pointer dial Laurate Grande Philharmonic. To demonstrate the potential of this radio I found a retired RF engineer who is building a 10 watt 25kc bandwidth transmitter and I should have it by July. The cabinet is a work of art. I can sit and stare at it for hours. This should be fun when the transmitter arrives.See More
"I just picked up an AM Philharmonic main and amp chassis in working condition."
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