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Thanks, Morzh! At least I learned how to free up a frozen band switch.
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Very nice
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yeah....the word switch rhymes well with you know what for a reason, huh?
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nice job it came out quite nice.
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Great job you did there Eric
I recently got a 66B myself and I must say the cabinet style is quite the looker in my opinion.
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Eric,
Beautiful job!!!
What did you have to do to the band switch to get it moving? I've not had a frozen one yet, but I hear it happens, so it would help to have an idea how to deal with it.
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Really good job. Where did you get the large pieces of veneer?
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PAradiogeek: If you read this thread: http://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthread...110&page=2 It will give you an idea of how to free up the band switch.
Mike: I got the veneer here: Rockler I used the pressure sensitive type. It is really easy to work with.
Everyone else: Thanks for your comments. It means a lot when I hear it from my friends on the Phorum
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