As you wish, thus is it executed. Symbol shall stand in perpetuity: Two
crossed 6V6s.
6V6 an old friend here. '50 Webcor tape deck, drive croaked ca. '67. Bill
Dandreta of Providence's famed Wm. Dandreta & Co. wisely refused to have
another
thing to do with it. One year later Bill healed the Altec A-323B Hi-Fi amp
w/6L6 push-pulls, in daily use as rad room studio monitor for MW Cubanos and
other analog faire.
Audio quality? Not up to 'HD standards'. Sorry.
Back to Webcor: 6V6 audio crisp presently as when new on Truman's watch. Hot
wired to BC-453 for bright audio on Euro LW's & Lowfers. Fires up on demand.
No bullshale-up routine as w/digital interlopers. Annual maintennance? Dust
exterior surfaces.
Still, will probably send to crusher when nice new HD radios become popular.
And they will become popular! It's 'our inevitable digital future!' They're so
neat! Buy Pepsi Now!
Dr. Zecchino
PV Zecchino
Manasota Key, Fl
"And the pantaloon duck,
white gooseneck quacked,
Webcor, Webcor"
- "Golden Birdies", c. 1973
Captain Beefheart, 'Clear Spot'
Green Bump Music Co.
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