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McMurdo · 23rd Apr 2018, 5:31 pm

Thanks! 1036C looks about right. The other one would mean the stations were written on their sides.

TBH before I thought of RGD I thought first of all it was part of a PA system (but why the wood!) and then part of a yacht (the shockmount) then realised it must've been a high end consumer product.

I'd love to know what happened to that riot of walnut though.

Edit: 147gns on the This Is Money website translates as £6300 in today's money.
They use historic inflation records to calculate it.

23rd Apr 2018, 5:31 pm	#7
McMurdo Dekatron Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Staffordshire Moorlands, UK. Posts: 5,273	Re: 10in tuner I.D Thanks! 1036C looks about right. The other one would mean the stations were written on their sides. TBH before I thought of RGD I thought first of all it was part of a PA system (but why the wood!) and then part of a yacht (the shockmount) then realised it must've been a high end consumer product. I'd love to know what happened to that riot of walnut though. Edit: 147gns on the This Is Money website translates as £6300 in today's money. They use historic inflation records to calculate it. __________________ Kevin