05-04-2012, 04:24 PM
http://www.radiofokus.ru/Radiofok/restav.../scott.htm
The console being restored is E.H. Scott Philharmonic.
The text is in Russian, but what matters is the pictures.
Appreciate the effort and dedication.
He modified the cabinet just a little.
See how he re-chromed every single detail and with what quality.
I am impressed.
BTW, audiophiles (this is an audiophile website) do not just change the axial paper caps - the re-stuff them, so one would think the old paper caps were never changed.
The guy is the host of that website, Sergey Lisovin, a well-respected old specialist in audio.
PS. I could never imagine to bring myself to put this much effort in restoration. But, audiophiles - they are crazy.
The console being restored is E.H. Scott Philharmonic.
The text is in Russian, but what matters is the pictures.
Appreciate the effort and dedication.
He modified the cabinet just a little.
See how he re-chromed every single detail and with what quality.
I am impressed.
BTW, audiophiles (this is an audiophile website) do not just change the axial paper caps - the re-stuff them, so one would think the old paper caps were never changed.
The guy is the host of that website, Sergey Lisovin, a well-respected old specialist in audio.
PS. I could never imagine to bring myself to put this much effort in restoration. But, audiophiles - they are crazy.
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