RCA SHF-9 Table Model

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RCA SHF-9 Table Model

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I paid a total of $29 for this RCA gal, including shipping.

Once again, I bought it for parts, due to its condition.
But, if I can figure out how to re-do the speaker baffle
cloth, the cabinet is in acceptable shape.

I've had an SHF-8 (same amp), and they do sound
very good.

And I like the RP-205 changer, which seem to play
well with EV Powerpoint type plug-in carts.
There is a powerpoint cart in there currently.
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Post: # 10336Post electra225 »

You might look on AES's website "tubesandmore.com" to see if they have grille cloth that would be close enough. They have a pretty good selection. Grille cloth is not hard to do. Good luck.
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Looks like the cloth edges are held by plastic splines in grooves. If the splines don't come out intact you can probably find some small-diameter plastic tubing that would serve.

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Post: # 10343Post William »

You got a bargain, Mr. Mogul. I came across that exact model about a year ago in an antique store and they wanted $150.00 for it and the cabinet was in worse shape than yours. I thought to myself, twenty bucks' tops, so I kept walking. I wonder if it's still there. ;) :)

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TC Chris wrote: Mon Oct 17, 2022 3:37 am Looks like the cloth edges are held by plastic splines in grooves. If the splines don't come out intact you can probably find some small-diameter plastic tubing that would serve.

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Tubes and more also carries the spline in multiple colors mainly for guitar amps
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Post: # 10347Post Hi-Fi-Mogul »

Thanks everyone for the input, especially about
the plastic retainer splines around the grill cloth.

Oh, on AES, they call it piping.

Piping I have heard of.

Also, I ran across this gentleman's website, for
vintage radio grill cloth.
He has various sizes, so you don't
have to buy a whole yard length.
And Free Shipping.

https://www.radiogrillecloth.com/products
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Post: # 10349Post electra225 »

Mr. Mogul, may I suggest that you add the grille cloth supplier to the Parts and Suppliers board. They have a lot of good stuff... :D
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electra225 wrote: Mon Oct 17, 2022 6:55 pm Mr. Mogul, may I suggest that you add the grille cloth supplier to the Parts and Suppliers board. They have a lot of good stuff... :D
Done, Greg.
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