"I purchased this radio not knowing how old it was intending to put modern speakers in it. After doing a little research I was wondering if anyone would be interested in purchasing this unit before I do so? I appreciate old things but I am not much…"
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New guy with an estate find
Started this discussion. Last reply by nleming Jun 23, 2019. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I just purchased this large pile of radio equipment from an estate. As far as my research goes I think this cabinet is from 1934? Where is my best resource for more information? It came with a…Continue
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"Could you please send me the serial number of the chassis (small plate on the back of the tuner). It will help our historical research. Thanks!
Kent"
"The correct speaker is a 12 inch pedestal mounted speaker. It would have a Scott decal on the back, but was a special design by Jensen. Of note, the speaker has 2 field coils. My experience with these speaker for the model Fifteen is the B+ field…"
"Thanks for the responses. It did come with the speaker. There were so many individual pieces I didn't take pics of everything."
"Look for a 12-inch pedestal speaker. If present, you have a complete Scott Allwave Fifteen receiver. They perform and sound very good after restoration.
Norman"
"AW15 in a Westminster cabinet. 1934 to 1935"
New guy with an estate find
I just purchased this large pile of radio equipment from an estate. As far as my research goes I think this cabinet is from 1934? Where is my best resource for more information? It came with a brochure talking about the innovations for 1935. Thanks in advance.…See More
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