"Indeed, my AW23 has the tweeter holes 'boarded up', so I have no doubts that my set never had the tweeters."
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I just acquired a Scott AW23 and I need a knob
Started this discussion. Last reply by Thomas Day Jun 7, 2021. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Hello, this is my first post here as a new member. I just bought My third Scott, an Allwave 23, In better than excellent condition with the exception of the band change knob, which has fallen prey to…Continue
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" This is all very interesting. As I have posted before, I am in process of doing a total rebuild of J 497, which is a 5 knob version with the dual antenna posts and antenna coupler coil. By complete, I mean all caps and resistors.…"
"The manual for the 7 knob is a bit different than the 5 knob. Take a look at the later manual available in the Info Archive. The 7 knob was introduced January 1936 with two additional controls with smaller knobs: the left as a true radio/phono…"
"Very nice! All great items to keep with the set.
Kent"
"Yes I do. The set came with the original manual (for a 5 knob-but this is a 7 knob), a letter dated Nov. 11,1937, sent to the owner in response to a price request for the installation of an antenna coupler and micrometer dial (the price for the…"
"Also, since you know you are the 2nd owner - do you have any documentation or other info on the set?
Kent"
"I have reproductions available, send me a message and we can arrange getting one to you!
Kent"
I just acquired a Scott AW23 and I need a knob
Hello, this is my first post here as a new member. I just bought My third Scott, an Allwave 23, In better than excellent condition with the exception of the band change knob, which has fallen prey to pot metal rot beyond salvation. Is there a source for replacements or reproductions? For those who want to know, the serial is Q535. I am the second owner. Thanks!See More
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