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RCA International 9-INT 2
Found this beauty at an estate sale, but she is stone dead.
I beleive the primary on the transormer has gone bad. Anyone have information on this beauty? |
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No info, but that's an interesting set - is the direction of the antenna controlled off the left knob?
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yes, has 2 internal antenna
direction controlled by ring behind volume knob selecivity controlled by ring behind tuning knob bass and treble are controlled by thumbwheels to l and r of keys, and show in windows on lower corners of face |
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Looks very German. I wonder who built it for RCA?
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Growing up leads to growing old and then to dying, And dying to me dont sound like all that much fun... -John Mellencamp |
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from the limited amount of info I can find, these sets were probably manufactured ~ 1955 by Graetz for RCA
sure would like to find more information but do not seem to be finding much on the www definately looks high quality, and this cabinet is gorgeous |
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Both the 9INT1 (table) and 9INT2 (console) were built for RCA by Graetz. Service info is in Sams Photofact set 399-11.
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Mike Koste Gobs of Knobs Ambler, PA |
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I have both the 9-INT-1 and 9-INT-2, the 9-INT-1 is dead, Both in blonde elmwood, I got the table top one for parts because the consoles volume control is not working, I have not had a chance to tear into either one yet but I love the look of the console.
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Here is a list of some of the german made RCAs http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate...s&fr=yfp-t-889
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