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Im fairly sure that the wooden case was made to make it easier for transportation and was handmade

I have an ekco u319 radio (1957) which has the port for a gramophone. Could i possibly use the ekco as an amp?

I was going through my attic when i found a wooden box, i opened it up and it was this garrard model 70! I asked my mother and she told me that her grandma gave it to her before she passed. There is a couple issues. Issue number 1: there is no stylus, does anyone where i could get spares?. 2...

Even the huge electrolytic cap? i find them to be extremely reliable

any ideas?

heres some pics of the inside

I had recently been to an auction house and picked up this interesting piece. It was sold for around 25 usd. It works well. Does anyone have any extra history on WRS or the television itself?

Just seen another issue

Whatever was dripping on/leaking off of the resistor easily scraped off like wax.

I had also seen these two issues also would the cracked cap be a big issue( causing the motor-boating)

Hey there, its been a while but id opened it up and saw this. Is that a leaking cap?

The white connection is to do with bass, treble, volume and balance so we can worry about that last

I had tested the two big output caps under the board and the working board was reading something like 9.3k ohms and the not working board was reading 7.2k ohms

Wow, thanks for all the help so far, will get to cleaning soon

I’m also there is another issue, the big electrolytic cap, has a burn mark and a visible bump on the top

Alright i have the tools and i had fixed many items before so id say im just below average, experience wise. Im in Zimbabwe and am unsure if that would complicate things but im all ears, i used contact cleaner and motherboard cleaner to clean the connections. There was a post by el sid a while...

but there are a couple differences between our amps, like the lack of hunts wax caps