27-11-2016, 10:20 PM
Ah yes, but surely you have to allow some engineering licence. When I acquired 1046G the original Garrard RC60 had been replaced in a very rough and ready manner with a BSR record deck. I'm keeping in the old RGD tradition by installing another Garrard record deck. The original up-market high quality equipment RGD company was taken over in 1952 by the mass market firm Regentone. Actually, in 1953 and under Regentone ownership a very RGD like over engineered radiogram was made, the model ARG5000.
Information for the ARG5000 can be found in the 1953/54 Radio and Television servicing book in pages 238 to 240.
Geordie McBoyne.
Information for the ARG5000 can be found in the 1953/54 Radio and Television servicing book in pages 238 to 240.
Geordie McBoyne.
