I was given a tk20 and it works but unfortunately no sound, I replaced the 100mA glass fuse - this lasted about 3 seconds and blew. Is it not worth bothering with as I see they don't fetch much money?
@@Vintage-Tech ……. Ok thanks for replying to me. If you come across a ‘working’ one can you sell it to me. It’s not actually for me but an elderly neighbour is looking for one. She found some old tapes belonging to her late husband that was a language expert and had recorded his voice onto tape, she just would love to be able to hear his voice again. Thanks Edward
@@radiogramgramophonetoons5802 Yes i have a few I can sell you from £35 and up depends on the machine but the 2 in this video would be about that price each if that's any good to you?
Greetings from Russia again! I got a 1955 Grundig TK 920!
I was given a tk20 and it works but unfortunately no sound, I replaced the 100mA glass fuse - this lasted about 3 seconds and blew. Is it not worth bothering with as I see they don't fetch much money?
Hi Edward, Are they expensive to buy when in restored working condition ?
I didn't really have to do anything to that one and it cost me under £20 so they shouldn't be too expensive even when working well
@@Vintage-Tech ……. Ok thanks for replying to me. If you come across a ‘working’ one can you sell it to me. It’s not actually for me but an elderly neighbour is looking for one. She found some old tapes belonging to her late husband that was a language expert and had recorded his voice onto tape, she just would love to be able to hear his voice again.
Thanks Edward
@@radiogramgramophonetoons5802 Yes i have a few I can sell you from £35 and up depends on the machine but the 2 in this video would be about that price each if that's any good to you?
@@Vintage-Tech …….. thanks Edward I will ask her when I see her today and get back to you.
@@Vintage-Tech ……. Sending on Facebook messenger