Previous Customer Repairs: A Visual Guide to Our Electronics Repair Services
This radio is a 1950 GE Model 411. It featured a single AM broadcast band and was one of the first models with a circuit board inside as opposed to the previously used point-to-point wiring. This restoration included replacing the electrolytic and wax/paper capacitors as well as rebuilding the IF transformer capacitors as the mica capacitors used in IF transformers in the 1950s were prone to go ba
This radio is a 1959 GE Model 433C. It featured a single AM broadcast band, an alarm clock, and had a very noticeable "atomic age" style. This restoration included replacing the electrolytic and wax/paper capacitors as well as rebuilding the IF transformer capacitors as the mica capacitors used in IF transformers in the 1950s were prone to go bad causing "static crashes" or the radio to stop worki
This Jukebox was an AMI Model B featured in the Antique Car Museum in Iowa City, IA. It was a pretty sought after model due to the amount of bakelite (an early plastic) in the case. This repair included replacing all the bad capacitors and resistors in the power supply. After verifying the functionality of the power supply and audio amplifier and installing it back into the chasses, the jukebox wo