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1947 E H Scott 2 Tuners and Amplifier
Hi - I recently came across these 3 items, and have too many other projects(guitar amp related) to restore these - one tuner is super clean - would there be any interest in the group of 3? I am in Wichita, KS and have no way to ship these, so the would need to be picked up or meet somewhere not too far off from here - any info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks - Brad Kelly.
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Comment by Brad Kelly on August 6, 2019 at 1:24pm
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for that kind of money, i'll just keep them and build a guitar amp or make an audio tube unit out of the amp - tubes are worth far more than that - LOL!
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Comment by Kent King on August 6, 2019 at 1:01pm
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As these are later sets, they aren't as exciting as the 1930s models. I had an extra 800B amp (only the amp), I put it in the ARCI auction last Friday, it brought $40.
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cool - thanks for the info - is 450 fair for all 3?
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Comment by David C. Poland on August 4, 2019 at 9:34pm
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Both are post war products of the Scott Radio Labs, of Chicago.
The receiver on the left (one SW band, two magic eyes) is the 24 tube 800-B of 1946-8.
The receiver on the right (no SW band and one Main eye) is 28 tube Metropolitan 16-A.
The AMP/power supply (with most of the FM circuitry) appears to be for the 800-B receiver.
The amp is part of the tube count.
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