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02-01-2010, 09:58 PM
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Actually, that one is from around '35-'36. GE's from that era usually are very solid, well performing radios when working properly.
Concerning your radio, you really don't want to use it until it's old capacitors have been replaced and any other potential problems fixed. Even though the radio plays, new caps will likely make it play better and greatly reduce the risk of something burning up due to a sudden failure of one of the old caps. 
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