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Originally Posted by madlabs
I have a couple of Telefunkens in daily use. They are pretty easy to replace the electrolytics. One had a selenium rectifier that was getting too warm. The other was fine. I replaced both with silicon diodes and put a dropping resistor in there. They are great performers. On of mine is a Gavotte and the electrostatic speakers don't work and I haven't gotten around to trying to fix them. The set sounds good anyway. In short, I love the styling and performance of mine and have many hours on them.
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This is my first Telefunken radio I've owned, I've had several Grundigs but they all developed detrimental problems that were unable to be repaired so I had to scrap them. I am hoping I can get this Telefunken going so I can have a
working German radio in my collection.
How did you fix the light socket in your Gavotte?