Wayne Parham Messages: 18784 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
My experience with plate amps is limited to car stereo applications. But I might suggest that you might look at Crown and QSC amplifiers. They're really not that expensive, and will last a lifetime. They'll also hold their resale value, and they sound great.
Wayne Parham Messages: 18784 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
You can replace them with 250V polypropylene caps of the same capacitance value. I usually do that with most old tube radios, because the capacitors are almost always bad.
WAS WONDERING IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO ON A MODEL ITS A 19 CODE 121 ALL THE PHOTOS I HAVE SEEN WITH THAT NUMBER ARE TABLE TOPS THIS IS A TALL CONSOLE THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME
Wayne Parham Messages: 18784 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
Hi Tom!
In the Rider CD's, I see a Philco 46-280 and a handful of 41-xxx models, but no 41-280 listed between 1926 and 1947. Sometimes it's that way, and I'm not sure if the Rider documentation is incomplete or what. Each of the Philco radios I saw were made in WWII years, or shortly afterwards. So I'll look for chassis that use (2) 7B7 tubes and a 7C6.
By the way, I have a NOS 7C6 tube if you need it. I bought a bunch of NOS tubes and I've kept many for my own personal stash and I'm selling the rest on eBay. Every one that I've put on the tube tester checked out 100%, so I got very lucky with this purchase.
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