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My friend use to deal in stereos that had vacuum tubes, I'll see what he says.btw, they can be expensive! all the real crazy audiophiles are using tubes for richer sound. So hopefully the tubes aren't bad, and it just takes some cleaning of contacts and what what not inside.
I have some tubes in the shop dont know if they will work or not but I really wanna get going again, thanks WERMY Im gonna get into it this weekend with some testing and such to see what happens I'll post any progress oh yea I have a stereo cabnit that has tubes too how to you test if there good or not will he look at it for me
a tube tester. and i'm not joking. I sent him an email with a couple of the pics.
Those older ranges can be worth some good $ even more than new ones when they're restored.
I'd post this question to the audioasylum.com vintage forum. A really well travelled group.What's funny is that with the right speakers it would probably sound much better than many modern components.Probably between 8-10 watts output. But is it stereo... Or only mono?The capacitors underneath are likely fully charged... And can kill u. Don't go mucking around till you've had a chance to post to the asylum and see what they say.
My friends response. I didn't tell him how old the stove was. most likely mono. Hope it helps buddy.I have heard of this, people find them and restore them. They swear by the way they cook, and they prefer the aesthetics over a modern one.
Yes, a fully charged capacitor can kill you when touched. Basically when you touch it you ground it out and it releases its charge directly into you. There are devices to drain capacitors so you can work on them.
The hood and stove are two different years and brands no relation but location so it wouldnt matter
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