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Silvertone 4764
Silvertone 4764
Photos donated by Dave Bitters.
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This set came from Canada. The cabinet was in terrible shape when I got it. It was nicely refinished by Mel Wattles of Phoenix, AZ. After I did the re-capping and applied power I got a smoked 30 ohm resistor for my efforts. Willis Watkins helped me troubleshoot the problem - a faulty rectifier tube socket. Once the socket got replaced, the radio played like a champ.

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