Re: Thank you; very sage advice.

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In Reply to: Thank you; very sage advice. posted by PaulN on May 26, 2000 at 14:37:34:

Based on what Saul told me at the CES one year the 10b has an 18db tuning interstage rather than a 6 or 12 as most tube tuners this make it very selective . The down side is it take a very good fm generator and some practice to do well . By the way this test equipment will cost 5 to 10 k which it self requires regular calibration . It is not a lost cause. But a piece that is in poor shape will not save you money in the long run and should only be under taken because you enjoy the restoration processs.

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Topic - When to "Buy" or "Pass" on a "restoration" piece - PaulN 14:02:15 05/26/00 (4)

Re: When to "Buy" or "Pass" on a "restoration" piece - PeterS 14:36:45 05/26/00 (0)

Re: When to "Buy" or "Pass" on a "restoration" piece - Simon Linton 14:31:32 05/26/00 (2)

Thank you; very sage advice. - PaulN 14:37:34 05/26/00 (1)

Re: Thank you; very sage advice. - Triodethom 10:27:57 05/31/00 (0)

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