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CrazySwede · 30th Oct 2020, 9:08 am

Waiting for the 14volt lamps before tearing the thing apart next time for another go at the tuner when I replace the bulbs.

In the meantime I found a review of the One-Ten in the december issue of 1972 Gramophone Magazine.

Interesting read that reviewer John Gilbert ended with the statement:

"The Goodman Model One-Ten is a real challenge to the various tuner amplifiers imported to the UK and it is already making inroads to European markets; a fine example of British design and craftmanship."

So apparently it helt up well against the japs, yanks and other recievers in the early seventies.

30th Oct 2020, 9:08 am	#59
CrazySwede Tetrode Join Date: Sep 2020 Location: Matfors, Sweden Posts: 77	Re: Trying to revive a Goodmans One Ten receiver Waiting for the 14volt lamps before tearing the thing apart next time for another go at the tuner when I replace the bulbs. In the meantime I found a review of the One-Ten in the december issue of 1972 Gramophone Magazine. Interesting read that reviewer John Gilbert ended with the statement: "The Goodman Model One-Ten is a real challenge to the various tuner amplifiers imported to the UK and it is already making inroads to European markets; a fine example of British design and craftmanship." So apparently it helt up well against the japs, yanks and other recievers in the early seventies. Last edited by Cobaltblue; 30th Oct 2020 at 11:31 am. Reason: As attachments require a subscription, deleted