Arvin 460T repair

[dave1138]

Just finished this little Arvin AM set from 1950.
I "needed" a small project and wanted a reason to update my website.

https://technosaurus.neocities.org/Arvin%20460T/Index

[electra225]

Very nice! I hope you will share more of your projects with the forum.

[dave1138]

Thanks, I had to take a break from repairs to catch up on home projects.
Now that summer is in full force here, I can get back to indoor activity.
Here are some more of my projects from recent years:
https://technosaurus.neocities.org/projects
I have done a lot more but often forget to take photos along the way.
I have a few more to put on the website but I have to edit photos and write the code
to get them ready.

[William]

Great job, Dave. Are your projects keepers or do you sell them? Does Arvin's "Velvet Voice" sound any better than any other radio of similar design?

Bill

[Firedome]

That's a fabulous job on a radio that most would have junked, good on ya, nice work!

[dave1138]

I keep some of my projects and sell others so I don't fill up the house with stuff.
I sold restored radios at a local antique store for about four years so a lot have come and gone.
Several years ago Hi-Fi Mogul and I started tag teaming repairs, he does great work on record changers
and I took care of the associated amplifiers. We did a very nice Fisher Statesman console last year, details are posted in the Fisher
section of this forum.

I'm sure the Arvin Velvet Voice was an ad gimmick, the one I just finished sounds like most other tube AM radios.