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Has anyone tried his chassis's or enclosures?

Pete

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"Tio Pedro" wrote in message
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Has anyone tried his chassis's or enclosures?

Pete


Pete,

What are you up to? Are you making one of those three tube single speaker
$595 dollar table radios to sell at high end audio stores???!!!

};~)

Paul P.

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"Tio Pedro" wrote in message
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Has anyone tried his chassis's or enclosures?

Pete


Pete,

What are you up to? Are you making one of those three tube single speaker
$595 dollar table radios to sell at high end audio stores???!!!

};~)

Paul P.

Souped up HBR receiver, based on a Ted Crosley design..
http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/HBR/hbr.html
It is turning into a bottomless money pit!

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I have purchased a couple of chassis kits and they are fine.

Colin K7FM

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Souped up HBR receiver, based on a Ted Crosley design..
http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/HBR/hbr.html
It is turning into a bottomless money pit!

Looks like a fun project.

The schematic has similarities to the National NC300 that I am currently
restoring. I heard the NC303 has some nice engineering differences that
enhance it's performance.

Good luck,

Paul P.

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Have built several HBR's uing his chassis. He sells nice stuff and is a
fair and honest guy. Get the heavieast material he has. I think it's
0.080" You need a rock solid foundation for a receiver. Be patient when you
assemble it. You need a large flat surface and a good square. If it's not
perfectly square and plumb you'll have hell. If you take your time, you'll
have a chassis that's light years better than any of the Bud, Hammond,etc.
stuff that's available.

Good Luck,
Darrell

Has anyone tried his chassis's or enclosures?

Pete

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wrote in message
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Have built several HBR's uing his chassis. He sells nice stuff and is a
fair and honest guy. Get the heavieast material he has. I think it's
0.080" You need a rock solid foundation for a receiver. Be patient when
you
assemble it. You need a large flat surface and a good square. If it's not
perfectly square and plumb you'll have hell. If you take your time, you'll
have a chassis that's light years better than any of the Bud, Hammond,etc.
stuff that's available.

Good Luck,
Darrell


Thanks, good endorsement. I appreciate it.

Pete