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FStephenMasek · 5th Feb 2020, 11:00 pm

I just like it, and it was obviously a top of the line model when new.

This is the way I do all of my restorations. Some others do far more and have far more experience and skill. It is a fun hobby, and it is still fun to hear them play, often for the first time in many, many years. To see more of the ones I've restored, just search Antiqueradios.com for threads with FStephenMasek in the titles, or look at my Photobucket Library.

I bought it at an auction of the collection of a San Diego, California, USA collector who had died.

Where did I use 3rd person? Not that I can see, unless it is a typo somewhere.

5th Feb 2020, 11:00 pm	#16
FStephenMasek Pentode Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Mission Viejo, California, USA Posts: 144	Re: F. Stephen Masek's HMV468 restoration I just like it, and it was obviously a top of the line model when new. This is the way I do all of my restorations. Some others do far more and have far more experience and skill. It is a fun hobby, and it is still fun to hear them play, often for the first time in many, many years. To see more of the ones I've restored, just search Antiqueradios.com for threads with FStephenMasek in the titles, or look at my Photobucket Library. I bought it at an auction of the collection of a San Diego, California, USA collector who had died. Where did I use 3rd person? Not that I can see, unless it is a typo somewhere.