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Diference between 45F and 45L
#1

Hi All;
Since my Philco 45 is a chassis Only..
Can anyone tell me What is the Difference between the Philco 45F and the Philco 45L ??
I know mine was not origionally a Philco 45C, as the Speaker is Not mounted on the Chassis.. My Speaker is 7.5 inches edge to edge and a 6.0 inch cone.. It looks like it was reconed, and it has only one small partial hole, probably from a small bolt..
THANK YOU Marty
#2

See http://www.philcoradio.com/assets/setindex.pdf
45F is a console model
45L is a lowboy model
#3

Hi All;
Wow, I've never seen this list..
Now I have to figure what is the difference between the Console and a lowboy.. I'll just have to look at some pictures..
THANK YOU Marty
#4

See Ron's photo gallery:
http://www.philcoradio.com/gallery/1935a.htm#v
and
http://www.philcoradio.com/gallery/1935c.htm#i
#5

Hi All;
Does Anyone have a picture of a Philco 45F Console, so I can see the Difference between an F and an L ??
THANK YOU Marty
#6

Marty, see my post just above yours.
#7

Hi All;
Thank You Klondike, You were posting Your Links at about the same Time I was asking the Question..
So, a Console is basically a LowBoy withOut Legs, Right ??
THANK YOU Marty




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