You need to re-cap the amp. Look through the old classifieds here
http://www.antiqueradio.com/ for someone in your area doing radio
restoration.
On 09/02/2012 03:26 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Greetings Phellow Fonoteers,
Can anyone recommend a repair man for an electric-powered, 78-player,
hopefully in the Portland, Oregon area? I have an Admiral tabletop that's
likely from the 1930s. It has some interesting Art Deco features, and has a
thumb screw at the head of the tone arm for changing needles. The turntable
makes enough noise to stampede the cattle, and when the tubes warm up it
hums very loudly, and I fear it will frighten the peasants who have no way of
appreciating what manner of sinister experiments are going on here. Also,
the music sounds garbled. I suspect it has an electrical short going on
but this isn't something I know a lot about, but I don't want to awaken my
creation prematurely, or burn our castle down.
Anyway, if you know somebody, possibly an antique radio man, I'll call him
or her forthwith.
Many Thanks,
: )
Edward
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