"The open shunt winding issue occurs often with these speakers. If you do the math to calculate shunt current, you'll see the enamel wire gauge they used is too small. The speaker still will work with an open shunt winding; the magnetic field…"
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"Late 1933" Scott AW12 with "Olympia" cabinet available....
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard Purvis Sep 13, 2018. 11 Replies 0 Likes
From the estate of a friend: Truly excellent chrome, late AW12 single dial, working chassis. Olympia cabinet has never been cut for a phonograph. It is marked inside: Peerless Furniture Company,…Continue
Scott AW23 Volume Expander Info
Started this discussion. Last reply by J.N. Shetler Nov 26, 2013. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I have an optional volume expander for the AW23. I have the expander schematic dated November 30th, 1936 (from the Scott Info Archive). I have found some huge changes in my own unit and I’d like to…Continue
Scott Supershield Antenna
Started Nov 13, 2013 0 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone have an original Scott SuperShield Antenna Kit in their possession? It was a double doublet type for use in the later 1930s sets. A twisted pair lead-in mated to a transformer/filter at…Continue
Jensen Q4 Tweeter Issue - Allwave 23
Started Mar 15, 2013 0 Replies 0 Likes
Curious if anyone has ever sourced parts for the Jensen Q4 tweeters? or know if a shop that can rebuild one? I have a pretty noticeable buzz in one of my pair. I've reconed speakers before and am…Continue
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