vintage stereo equipment - Beyond Tiki

J johnnievelour Member LongBeach Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 446	J johnnievelour Posted posted on Mon, Oct 7, 2002 10:48 PM Wow! sounds cool! And yes, very appropriate for your Baxter, Denny and Lyman albums. Lady velour just picked up a great Hi-Fi. Its working fine but is missing a couple knobs and I haven't needed to to replace any tubes (yet). But i have been asking around where to get them when the time comes. Radio Shack could, on a slim chance, have the parts. Your best bet is to find an old radio/appliance repair shop. They can send you in the right direction. Also ask antique dealers in your area, they can help. That's how I have been finding out about parts. If worse comes to worst you can always gut it and install a new turntable. Johnnie Velour's Note: I haven't been to any of the said stores but this should help you out. Johnnie Velour is not responsible anything -- ever!

Wow! sounds cool! And yes, very appropriate for your Baxter, Denny and Lyman albums.

Lady velour just picked up a great Hi-Fi. Its working fine but is missing a couple knobs and I haven't needed to to replace any tubes (yet). But i have been asking around where to get them when the time comes. Radio Shack could, on a slim chance, have the parts. Your best bet is to find an old radio/appliance repair shop. They can send you in the right direction. Also ask antique dealers in your area, they can help. That's how I have been finding out about parts. If worse comes to worst you can always gut it and install a new turntable.

Johnnie Velour's Note:
I haven't been to any of the said stores but this should help you out.

** Johnnie Velour is not responsible anything -- ever! **

Post #10320 by johnnievelour on Mon, Oct 7, 2002 10:48 PM