KB FB10 toaster

[Steve_P]

It amazes me how sets that are not all that good and run hot are worth so much. I noticed that set too with a shudder and moved on,,,

Cheers,

Steve P.

[Mark R]

Now there is a challenge! The best Guru around passed it over. Come on Marley get your finger out!

cheers Mark

P.S. It is not a Philips!

[Joe]

I saw it too and felt the same way as Steve. Had it been the FM version...

I'm wonder what to try and fox him with in March: the humming Pye or homicidal Ekco?

- Joe

[Mark R]

You will never fox him Joe!

cheers Mark

[Steve_P]

I passed it over because I know how c**p they are! Sometimes, it's better to retreat than fight! What do you mean homicidal Ecko?

Cheers,

Steve P.

[Mark R]

I passed it over because I know how c**p they are! Sometimes, it's better to retreat than fight!

Cheers,

Steve P.

Ohhhhhhhh Sir Sydney that is harsh! Gauntlet is down

[Joe]

The sorry tale of the Ekco can be seen here: http://golbornevintageradio.org/forum/sh...hp?tid=737&pid=18855#pid18855 - post 25 onwards.

- Joe

[Yorkie]

It amazes me how sets that are not all that good and run hot are worth so much.

Cheers,

Steve P.

'Run hot' Steve?

If it looks like a toaster and behaves like a toaster, it's a toaster

Sorry!

As to price, I was surprised at Nov Golborne, and at the NVCF, how prices for KB10s and some other sets had softened.

Several sets at what I thought were keen prices were still unsold by lunchtime.


David

[Mark R]

This is going to be a challenge, the dial chord keeps coming off so I shall have to sort the tuning gang first.
There is a signal on the center pin of the volume control using the signal injector, by the way.

cheers Mark

[Mark R]

Well the tuning cap bearing is a bit seized up so out with the hairdryer!