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Siemens radio
Hello everyone,
I've recently acquired a Siemens super M7 tube table radio. It has shortwave, longwave, and FM. It seems that it will only go up to about 103 in the FM band. There is a dial for FM on the back, and one on the front that can also be used for FM. Is there a way to get stations up to the 108 frequency? This is a very beautiful sounding radio nonetheless. These radios were built from around 1955 to 59. |
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The European FM band did not go all the way up to 108.
Reece
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Thanks for the info Reece.
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If you could find a FM tuner from a American market model you could swap them out but the numbers on the dial would no longer match. Logan
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Any photos? Would love to see your set. I have a German set that only goes up to there on the FM dial and just enjoy the stations I can tune in. Fortunately my favorites are all on the lower end of the dial. I know one guy who messed around with the alignment and can get stations above 102 but the dial scale is thrown off by this.
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My only German set goes to 100, its a Schaub-Lorenz set. As mentioned, domestic market radios didn't go all the way up.
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Random bits of stuff in the collection: Yamaha YP-D4 turntable with B&O MMC 10E cart Allied 495 receiver 2 Magnavox amps, AMP150 and an AMP178, currently under the knife. Onkyo TX-4500 Onkyo Radian III speakers |
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