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I have an EH Scott multiband radio Serial number PP 86. Can anyone tell me about this radio ? Is it what they call a Phantom? I have posted my pictures. Any help would be appreciated.
Added by bernie mock on March 5, 2019 at 10:30am — 1 Comment
Greetings. I have a Scott Tasman cabinet for sale. Have a look at my page for pictures. Any reasonable offer will be accepted. Thanks, Phil Bartells
Added by Phil Bartells on September 5, 2018 at 7:56pm — 3 Comments
Hello...
I have had this radio for 25+ years.
It is all original, and is in working condition.
It has the original grill cloth (gold...with musical note pattern).
Recently my cat decided it looked like an interesting scratch pad.
I am afraid I need to replace it...
Anyone have a source for this item?
Thanks, Dean/Seattle
Added by Dean Trenery on August 30, 2018 at 5:03pm — 1 Comment
Hi everyone, I am new to this site and want to say thanks for allowing me to become a member. I've been restoring tube radio's for awhile but recently I came across a EH Scott AW23 in a Tasman cabinet. I've never seen one of these and I'm looking forward to restoring it. The chrome is beautiful and in very good condition. I know little about this radio but I'm confident that I will learn a lot here.
Added by Lawrence E Edmister on August 9, 2018 at 5:27pm — 1 Comment
As some of you know, the Carr Fire has exacted a great toll in the City of Redding and surrounding area. My house and half of my collection was the first visited by the fire in the devastated Lake Redding Estates neighborhood with no advance notice to evacuate and no fire trucks around. Fortunately the house and collection were spared. Unfortunately, however, I have learned that the house and collection of an acquaintance including several pre-war Scott receivers was lost and that another…
ContinueAdded by Norman S Braithwaite on August 1, 2018 at 11:41am — 3 Comments
All - The moderators removed an account that was a bit "phishy" today. We try hard to keep these folks off the forum, but every once in awhile, one gets in. Please ignore/delete any questionable messages and let's keep on talking Scotts!
Kent
Added by Kent King on July 3, 2018 at 10:33am — No Comments
Hi All
I am still looking for a 15" Magnavox speaker with the round plug.
Thanks
John
Added by John De Wit on April 22, 2018 at 6:45pm — No Comments
I have a tuner but no power supply. Does anyone please have one available for sale? Thanks, Jiri
Added by Jiri Placek on April 2, 2018 at 2:37pm — No Comments
So I finally found an 18" speaker for my Masterpiece V in Clifton cabinet. The original speaker is most likely in Japan, courtesy of a greedy seller.
The MP5 amplifier in my radio has a six-pin socket for the speaker cable, and the speaker I have has a cable with six-pin connector as well. What concerns me are the measured field coil resistances - 3410 Ohms between pins 1-6, and 365 Ohms between pins 3-6, respectively. Both coils are connected in series.
These resistances…
ContinueAdded by Jiri Placek on March 15, 2018 at 6:10pm — 2 Comments
I am looking for a PS. Don't need tubes necessarily.
Anyone have one for sale?
Added by Joe Miller on March 13, 2018 at 11:02pm — No Comments
Hello, I have a AW23 in a Napier cabinet and currently the screws that hold the RF plate are rounded head. Should I replace them with counter-sunk screws, or are the rounded head screws correct to this set?
Thanks, Eric
Added by Eric Nelson Coon on February 7, 2018 at 1:29pm — 4 Comments
I have a scott radio that's been in the family for 50 years. I like to know what it is worth, so I can put a price on it for sale. Serial # K569. I also her photos of it, it is in good condition & still plays well. Any help with this would be appreciated. thank You Tony
Added by TONY DeBOER on January 9, 2018 at 8:49am — 1 Comment
I recently went on-line to see if there is a photo showing what the Scott Radio Laboratories building at 4450 Ravenswood Avenue in Chicago looks like today. No image was posted although but it was described as having been built in 1895 and that it has annual property taxes of $61,233. Does someone have a recent photo or photos of it that could be posted here? What is it currently being used for?
Has anyone ever determined the address of E. H. Scott’s Chicago…
ContinueAdded by Eric Beheim on November 22, 2017 at 8:49pm — 2 Comments
I've gotten an All wave 15 receiver chassis but I'm missing the power chassis. Anyone have one for sale?
Added by Keith Harrsch on November 11, 2017 at 11:24am — 2 Comments
I have an 800 B in what the pictures i hope to be able to post will disclose is unfortunately in fairly poor condition. I do as the prior…
ContinueAdded by Michael on October 8, 2017 at 1:45pm — 9 Comments
Interested in what people know about these. I have one in virtually perfect condition, with long cord plus what seems to be a second cord
Added by Michael on October 6, 2017 at 9:10pm — 5 Comments
Interested in what people know about these. I have one in virtually perfect condition, with long cord plus what seems to be a second cord
Added by Michael on October 6, 2017 at 9:10pm — No Comments
Hello, I just joined the group. An old friend and avid collector of Scott radios gave me a Philharmonic rig (speaker, amp, wooden face plate with the all the indicators) the only things missing are knobs, tuning eyes and the metal bezel that supports the dial indicator glass. My friend had a piece of glass custom cut for it. Anyway, I need a bezel. Anyone know where i can get one or something that would work or ideas on how to fabricate one?
Added by Todd Mill on September 12, 2017 at 9:59am — No Comments
Been a variety of threads here mentioning tweeters. And now on ARF, a growing thread on AW-23 tweeters.
Thought a separate tweeter thread here on the Scott site might be useful for newer Scott owners.
OVERVIEW
- Scott first offered optional tweeters in 1935 with the introduction of the early 5 knob AW-23 on account of a few new experimental wide band high fidelity AM radio stations at the top of the broadcast band - in a handful of major cities like Chicago.…
ContinueAdded by David C. Poland on September 8, 2017 at 4:03pm — 4 Comments
I've spent several days working on a particularly difficult chassis and learned something I thought I'd share. First, here is what I had to start with: A nice single chassis Super XII. The IF aligned beautifully, and the 3 SW bands also aligned "by the book". The set sounded great on any SW band, AM was basically dead. There are only 3 things that are AM only, so I verified each coil. While checking continuity on the oscillator coil, I happened to notice that the 1K resistor seemed to move a…
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