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"I doubt missing voltage regulators are related to a smoking power supply. The two VRs are in series and regulate the voltage only to the oscillator tube. Be aware the speaker with good field coil must be plugged into the power supply as well as…"

"Mark:  the regulators are NE42’s. A quick check of e-bay lists several sources available for them. I have restored one allwave 23, and will soon work on a second 23 chassis, that up until a week ago was working well. I have had the second…"

"Hey Kent,  Here is a new one posted on Ebay.  K-533  Asking 2 93889759Thousand.  Very Clean.  Item # 303393889759  Not the seller.  Just a really nice Scott Mark"

"Keith, Look what I just found.  I think you hit the nail on the head.  Here is the cut-out pattern for that model.  It looks like a match to me.  You?   Thanks so much. Keith"

"Wow, I think you got something there Keith.  Sure does seem to fit.   Is it for sale?  Mark"

"Wow. That is so interesting and is I great Help. I will be on the lookout for any of these then.  As I said in a post to Norm, I am not a purist but I would like to put in something that a Scott Customer could have had put in from the…"

"So it will not hurt the value of the radio having a newer Record Changer in it.  Or can I get any record changer then and make my own Board?  If so I might think about doing that.  I am not a purest but would like to try to get is…"

"The New Wellington cabinet dates from 1936 but  was likely available well into 1937 as the AW-23 was offered into late 1937, for many months after Scott introduced the 30 tube Philharmonic in Spring 1937."

"Mark: I agree with Norman, appears the phono board cutout was recut for a replacement phono. All that "fresh" exposed edge but on only portions of the cutout hence some areas with original Walnut stain.  Reference to Scott…"

"Mark: I'm pretty sure that cut-out is for a post-WWII record changer.  I can't put my finger on the model but it is definitely not for a Garrard record changer from before 1950.  Replacement of original 78-rpm only record…"

"Having trouble add pictures hope this works now."

"Here is a picture if the cut-out of the Record player I need. Any Ideas if which Record Changer went in here?"

"Good I am glad I can add to your list.  Wow, that is funny it happened like that.  Both Radios I got from Sarasota, Fl Mark"