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Posted 1 year ago
foxbodystang
(36 items)
Been wanting a tube clock radio for the nightstand. Found this on ebay. Exceptional shape. All it needed was a light cleaning and waxing and new electrolytic capacitors. Plays like new. The spotlight lighting the dial is burned out. Just need to find a replacement bulb and it will be like new. It sounds great and the clock is very quiet.
Thanks to a wonderful gentleman on the Antique Radio Forum who supplied me with the correct bulb, the Spotlighter now lights!
Tube RadiosIn the late 1800s the vacuum tube revolutionized the harnessing of electric…